Pangenome Reference Unveils Wild, Cultivated Rice
Scientists have long debated the intricate origins of Oryza sativa, the species encompassing all cultivated Asian rice varieties. Recent advancements in genomic technologies and analytical...
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CDK8 Gene Variants Impact Bladder Cancer Risk
In the evolving landscape of cancer genetics, the gene Cyclin-dependent kinase 8 (CDK8) has emerged as a pivotal player influencing tumor behavior across various cancer...
National Center to Reframe Aging Partners with West End Home Foundation
In a pioneering alliance aimed at transforming the narrative surrounding aging, the National Center to Reframe Aging has embarked on a strategic partnership with The...
How Age, Sex, Hormones, and Genetics Influence Blood-Based Dementia Biomarkers
A groundbreaking investigation into the complex interplay between age, sex, hormonal fluctuations, and genetics has unveiled critical insights into how dementia-related biomarkers manifest in human...
Identifying Colorectal Cancer Autoantigens via Multi-omics
In a groundbreaking advancement poised to transform colorectal cancer diagnostics, researchers have employed a sophisticated multi-omics approach to identify novel tumor-associated autoantigens, paving the way...
Scientists Investigate Modified Argentine Dance Therapy to Support Cancer Survivors at Ohio State
Adapted Argentine Tango Dance Therapy Shows Promise in Rewiring the Brain to Alleviate Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy in Breast Cancer Survivors Neuropathy, a debilitating condition often experienced...
Multi-Zonal Liver Organoids from Stem Cells
In a groundbreaking achievement that promises to redefine our understanding of liver biology and disease modeling, researchers have successfully engineered a multi-zonal liver organoid from...
New Insights into FOXR2 Activation Across Brain Tumors Enhance Diagnostic Precision and Patient Care
In a groundbreaking development that challenges established conventions in neuro-oncology, researchers at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have unveiled compelling evidence showing that the activation...
Nearly Half of Americans Open to Plant-Based Diet to Combat Greenhouse Gas Emissions, New Survey Reveals
As Earth Day approaches on April 22, a newly released survey by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine and Morning Consult sheds light on the...
Study Investigates Impact of Oxidizing Compounds on Melanoma Cells
Melanoma remains one of the most aggressive and deadly forms of skin cancer, notable not only for its severity but also for its rapid capacity...
UTA Professor Investigates the Science Behind Music’s Healing Power
In the evolving landscape of neurotherapeutics, the exploration of music as a supplementary treatment modality is gaining remarkable traction, particularly in the management of neurodegenerative...
Exploring Yellowstone’s Volatile Core: Rice University Scientists Chart Fiery Cap, Revealing Insights into Future Volcanic Eruptions
Beneath the picturesque vistas of Yellowstone National Park lies one of the most scrutinized volcanic systems on the planet. Recent research conducted by a collaborative...
Frequent Antibiotic Use in Infants and Young Children Linked to Increased Risk of Asthma, Allergies, and Other Conditions
Antibiotics have long been heralded as one of modern medicine’s most critical tools, particularly in battling bacterial infections that threaten young children. From ear infections...
Lenalidomide Boosts Quality of Life in CLL
In a groundbreaking ancillary study from the phase III CLL6-RESIDUUM trial, researchers have delved into the intricate effects of lenalidomide consolidation therapy on the health-related...
Electric Field Controls Domain Walls in Wurtzite
In the ever-evolving landscape of microelectronics, the pursuit of novel materials with superior functional properties propels scientific innovation. Wurtzite ferroelectrics have recently emerged as a...
