Phase transitions in the early universe and their signals
The early universe may chirp about unknown physics. A University of Helsinki research team has demonstrated how an early universe phase transition will lead to...
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When neurons behave like a double-edged sword
Kyoto, Japan -- A new study reports that immune cell responses to bacteria affect the intrinsic excitability of rat neuronal subtypes differently. The findings have...
Fruit snack or edible? Study finds some cannabis products look like popular snacks
Some cannabis edibles look remarkably like popular snack foods and may be easily confused for them, finds a new study led by researchers at NYU...
Age, Alzheimer’s related brain decline linked to little-studied enzyme
AUGUSTA, Ga. (April 19, 2022) – A little-studied enzyme has been found in high levels in healthy neurons, levels that scientists say decline with age and...
Automated CAST-R system helps to identify best antimicrobials to fight acute blood infections
When treating acute infections in patients, health care providers must be able to quickly and accurately identify the best antibiotics for fighting the infection.Credit: LIU...
About 30% of COVID patients develop “Long COVID,” UCLA research finds
FINDINGSCredit: Pixabay FINDINGS New UCLA research finds that 30% of people treated for COVID-19 developed Post Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC), most commonly known as...
Extreme genetic drift in the Maniq hunter-gatherers of southern Thailand
Residing in the hills of southern Thailand, the Maniq comprise one of the last hunter-gatherer communities in the world. Although the Maniq are geographically isolated,...
UT gardens program administrator receives national horticultural therapy award
Derrick Stowell, administrator for the University of Tennessee Gardens’ Education and Horticultural Therapy Program, is the recipient of the 2022 American Horticultural Society’s Horticultural Therapy...
Study explores what food sector needs to know about how to reduce sodium
URBANA, Ill. – Sodium is an essential micronutrient, but the amount we need is small. Three slices of bread or one teaspoon of table salt...
Regenerative potential of solid bone marrow aspirate concentrate
A new study compares the regenerative potential of blood/bone marrow aspirate concentrates obtained from arterial blood, venous blood, and bone marrow aspirate. The study, conducted...
The brain employs an alarm system to suppress intrusive thoughts
Forget what you saw: a brain region detects when you are about to think of an unwanted memory and alerts other regions to suppress it,...
Axiom Space establishes Winston-Salem presence in the Regenerative Medicine Hub
WINSTON-SALEM, NC, April 18, 2022 – Regenerative medicine manufacturing in space is the next frontier and will be possible due to a new three-way partnership...
Extract from a common kitchen spice could be key to greener, more efficient fuel cells
Turmeric, a spice found in most kitchens, has an extract that could lead to safer, more efficient fuel cells. Credit: Lakshman Ventrapragada Turmeric, a spice found...
A single allele deletion in gene encoding Zbtb38 leads to early embryonic death
Ikoma, Japan—DNA methylation is a major epigenetic modification that is crucial for mammalian development. For instance, DNA methylation is central to inexhaustible biological processes, such...
New insights into fermentation enzyme will lower the chemical industry’s carbon footprint
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have obtained atomic-level insights into the structure of the phosphoketolase enzyme, which will help researchers optimize this enzyme for...
