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Insect-specific viruses discovered in Papua New Guinea Culex mosquitoes
In the tropical lowlands and river valleys of Papua New Guinea, mosquitoes carry far more than the viruses that worry...
Turning sorghum stalk lignocellulose into valuable xylooligosaccharides efficiently
Researchers in India have developed a process that transforms sorghum stalks, an agricultural residue often discarded after grain harvest, into...
Gut microbial metabolites shape Fusobacterium growth and colorectal cancer behavior
In a striking demonstration of how the chemical environment of the gut can dictate the fate of both microbes and...
Sea lamprey embryo studies reveal roles of histone methyltransferases in DNA elimination
In the earliest hours of a sea lamprey embryo’s life, something remarkable happens. As its cells divide, vast stretches of...
Mapping the Dynamic Plant Interactome: New Quantitative In Vivo Approaches Emerge
Every process that keeps a plant alive—from the immune responses that fend off pathogens to the signaling cascades that help...
New multi-omics study reveals wheat QTL TaFhb-6A conferring scab resistance
A devastating fungal disease that can wipe out wheat harvests and poison the grain we eat has met a formidable...
Human-caused climate change drives heat illness across 460 Victorian communities
Heat is quietly filling Australia’s hospital wards and emergency departments, and new research shows exactly how much of that burden...
New Prediction Model Forecasts High-Grade Glioma Progression Using Radiomics and Pathomics
For patients diagnosed with high-grade gliomas, the most aggressive form of primary brain cancer, one of the most urgent clinical...
Cocoa-shell biochar with ZIF-8 removes loratadine from water
Pharmaceutical pollution is one of the quiet success stories of modern chemistry and one of the quiet failures of modern...
Frozen AI features enable robust plant disease detection from lab to field
Every year, plant diseases destroy a staggering share of the world’s crops, and the farmers who suffer most are precisely...
Root-dwelling bacterium shields mulberries from gray mold while boosting growth
Beneath the soil of a millennium-old mulberry grove in China, scientists have recovered a bacterium that may rewrite how one...
Natural sand made into mesoporous silica for solar degradation of dye
In a remarkable demonstration of turning one of Earth’s most abundant raw materials into a high-performance environmental technology, researchers in...
Topological phase transitions boost quantum-enhanced thermal metamaterials for heat control
Heat, one of the most stubborn forms of energy to control, may soon be steered with a precision once reserved...
AI Weather Classification Powers Adaptive Free-Space Optical Communication Systems
Free-space optical communication promises data rates that conventional radio links cannot match, but it carries an Achilles heel: the atmosphere...
KAIST pinpoints artifacts behind unreliable battery nanoscale analysis measurements
A signal that seems to reveal lithium ions racing through a battery may, in fact, be nothing more than a...
Daraxonrasib shows early antitumor activity in RAS-mutant lung cancer
Daraxonrasib, Revolution Medicines tarafından geliştirilen deneysel bir oral RAS inhibitörü, ameliyat dışı NSCLC olgularının yaklaşık üçte birini oluşturan ve PD-1...
Solar-driven core–shell yarns cogenerate water and electricity sustainably
Freshwater scarcity has become one of the defining challenges of the twenty-first century, and scientists around the world are racing...
Gerontology group backs updated immunization guidance
The Gerontological Society of America has thrown its institutional weight behind a sweeping new review of respiratory vaccine evidence, endorsing...
Why Some Ants Slack While Others Work
In the bustling world of an ant colony, not every worker answers the call when a nestmate is in trouble....
Game-based telerehabilitation aids physical therapy in multiple sclerosis patients, review finds
For the roughly 2.8 million people worldwide living with multiple sclerosis, physical therapy is often a lifelong commitment—one that hinges...