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BraABCB transporter genes shed light on hormone responses in Chinese flowering cabbage
In the kitchens of millions of homes across southern China, choy sum—the tender flowering stalk of Brassica rapa var. parachinensis—is...
Scientists uncover genes controlling grain yield in harsh growing conditions
In a major step toward climate-resilient maize, researchers in Germany have created a powerful new genetic resource that reveals how...
Cyclin gene evolution in Arabidopsis and Brassica links polyploid duplication to flowering time
In a finding that could reshape how breeders approach one of the world’s most important oilseed crops, researchers at The...
Spin-coated surface-eroding implants enable automated multi-pulse drug delivery
Roughly half of all patients with chronic illnesses do not take their medications as prescribed, a failure that contributes to...
Molecular dynamics reveals fusion behavior of Ni–Pd core–shell nanoparticles
Molecular dynamics simulations have revealed how nickel–palladium core–shell nanoparticles melt, fuse, and—crucially—emerge from the process stronger and more ductile than...
Machine Learning Predicts Microplastic Aging and Environmental Risks
Microplastics are no longer just a pollution problem of accumulation; they are a problem of transformation, and a new perspective...
Genetic Structure and Environment-Linked Loci in a Resilient Coral Along Eutrophication Gradient
In the murky, nitrogen-rich waters of Hong Kong, one coral species seems to thrive where others perish, and a new...
Genome Analysis Identifies Multi-Epitope Vaccine Targets Against Drug-Resistant Enterobacter
A multidrug-resistant bacterium that has quietly become one of the most feared residents of modern hospitals may soon face an...
Dietary Polyphenols Modulate NF-κB Signaling in Inflammation-Driven Diseases Including Cancer
When scientists first identified nuclear factor kappa B, or NF-κB, in 1986, it appeared to be a modest transcription factor...
Loneliness drives depression and poor health among older European adults, study finds
Loneliness may be one of the most powerful and overlooked forces shaping the health of older Europeans, and its effects...
Perfusion platform screens self-assembling peptide drugs in 3D breast tumor models
Researchers have unveiled a new laboratory platform that could change how enzyme-activated anticancer drugs are tested, combining a 3D tumor...
A heterogeneous multimodal ensemble framework for multi-omics breast cancer prognosis
None The distinction between stacking and bagging, the two ensemble paradigms combined in this framework, helps explain why assigning them...
Managing Everyday Life in Double Exposure: Frail Older People’s Experiences During a Pandemic
{“title”:”Frail Older People Faced a Lost Year of Double Exposure During Covid-19″,”html”:”When the Covid-19 pandemic swept through the world in...
IRX1 blocks cervical cancer growth by curbing lipid synthesis enzyme ACLY
Scientists have identified a previously hidden circuit that governs how cervical cancer cells build their own fat, and the discovery...
Layered double hydroxides in sustained antibiotic delivery: a bibliometric review
None The bibliometric profile of layered double hydroxide research reveals a field that, while still modest in absolute output, has...
Zirconium Activator Unlocks Superalloy Brazing with Record Strength
Nickel-based superalloys are the unsung heroes of modern aviation. They survive inside jet engines where temperatures soar, pressures crush, and...
Two Ways to Read a Cell’s Master Switches Reveal Hidden Biases in Gene Regulation Studies
Transcription factors are the master regulators of the genome, the proteins that decide which genes are switched on, which are...
Hybrid nanofluid blood flow modeled in ciliated porous concentric tubes
Cilia are tiny, whip-like filaments that line many of the body’s internal passages, and when they beat in coordinated waves...
Infrared Thermometry Reveals Water Stress in Medicinal Plants Before the Eye Can See
When a plant runs out of water, the first signs of trouble are often invisible. Long before leaves wilt or...
BRWD3 Mutation Identified in Female with X-Linked Intellectual Disability
A rare genetic disorder long considered a disease of boys has now been documented in a young girl carrying a...