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Transcription factors steer distinct pancreatic cancer cell states and drug dependencies
Pancreatic cancer has earned its grim reputation the hard way. Fewer than one in eight patients survives five years beyond...
Lewis acids turn degradation into useful doping for organic semiconductors
For decades, chemists working on electronic materials have treated molecular decomposition as the enemy—a process to be suppressed with every...
Tuberculosis interventions deliver major global impact at affordable cost
Tuberculosis has quietly reclaimed a title no pathogen should want: the world’s deadliest infectious disease. According to the World Health...
Gut microbiome imbalance expands inflammatory dendritic cells, triggering early autoimmunity
Long before lupus announces itself with swollen joints and damaged kidneys, long before type 1 diabetes destroys enough insulin-producing cells...
Nanoscale imaging reveals magnetic brightening of spin-polarized helical edge modes in ZrTe5
Physicists have, for the first time, directly imaged the exotic edge currents that race along the boundary of zirconium pentatelluride,...
Tuning 2D perovskites yields efficient, stable perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells
Researchers have engineered a molecular-level solution to one of the most stubborn efficiency bottlenecks in perovskite solar technology, achieving a...
Quantum Hall antidot acts as a fractional charge meter
Physicists have demonstrated a new type of extremely sensitive charge detector built on the quantum Hall effect, capable of resolving...
Portable SERS sensor measures full-range underwater pH directly in the field
Few measurements seem as straightforward as dipping a probe into water and reading its pH. Fewer still survive intact where...
Human TOM and TIM22 complexes join forces to import mitochondrial carriers
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Researchers reveal guiding principles for electrochemical synthesis of multimetallic nanocrystals
For much of the past three decades, coaxing nanocrystals made of more than one metal into existence has been closer...
Deep Learning Powers White Blood Cell Classification, Comprehensive Review Finds
In laboratories around the world, a quiet revolution has been unfolding under the microscope. The differential white blood cell count—a...
Federated Learning Could Train AI Language Models Without Sharing Private Data
Training a state-of-the-art large language model has always meant one thing: gathering enormous amounts of text in one place. But...
Mol2Image turns drug molecular descriptors into images to predict interactions
In a development that could reshape how the pharmaceutical world screens for hazardous drug combinations, researchers have unveiled Mol2Image, a...
Machine and deep learning reshape modern supply chain management
Artificial intelligence has quietly become the load-bearing infrastructure of global commerce. Machine learning models predict what shoppers will want weeks...
Disrupted TDP-43/RILP pathway impairs cellular cleanup and stress granule balance
Inside every neuron, a molecular housekeeping system works around the clock: it engulfs damaged proteins and worn-out organelles in double-membrane...
Rural groundwater viruses shape microbial communities, metagenomic study reveals
Deep beneath three village hand pumps in Egypt’s Nile Delta, an unseen empire of predators is thriving, and almost none...
Genome study reveals genetic basis of cotton fiber color and whiteness
Every year, the textile industry drenches billions of kilograms of cotton in synthetic dyes, a process that consumes enormous volumes...
Wearables show students’ 24-hour movement patterns diverge from older adults’
For decades, public health messaging has rested on a comfortable premise: as people age, they become less active, more sedentary...
UK study reveals stroke causes and risk factors in young adults
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Machine learning predicts tuberculosis drug resistance from whole genomes, review finds
Tuberculosis has been outsmarting antibiotics for decades, but one of humanity’s deadliest infections may have finally met its analytical match:...