Scientists map a million cells revealing the predictable rules of glioblastoma
A single-cell and spatial atlas of 12 glioblastoma tumours shows that cancer cells progress through the same ordered sequence of ...
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Scientists decode the hidden rules that steer brain cancer cell states
Two studies show glioblastoma cells follow predictable paths between states, and reprogramming a single regulator improved survival in mouse models.
New algorithm strips starlight from JWST images to reveal a hidden giant exoplanet
A new physics-based computational method called FLIP improved JWST's sensitivity for detecting faint planets by up to 15 times and ...
Physicists Film Electrons Tunneling Through Graphene’s Energy Gap in Slow Motion
Physicists have directly visualized Landau-Zener-Majorana transitions in graphene, showing electrons tunneling across energy gaps with up to one hundred percent ...
Cryo-EM reveals how Andes hantavirus grips its human cell receptor
A new Nature study shows that the Andes virus spike captures the PCDH1 receptor through a deep central pocket that ...
Pines grow up to four times faster far from home, study finds
An international study spanning 192 sites on four continents found that conifers planted in the Southern Hemisphere grow up to ...
Researchers watch a virus-like particle assemble itself, one molecule at a time
Oxford scientists have directly observed individual virus-like particles assembling step by step, revealing how simple molecular interactions reliably build complex ...
Electrochemical method pulls pure hydrogen from ammonia at lower temperatures
MIT researchers report in Nature an electrochemical system that extracts high-purity hydrogen from ammonia and liquid organic carriers at around ...
Butterfly wings create illusions that may confuse predators in flight
A new Nature study suggests that butterfly wing patterns and flight dynamics combine to create illusory motion cues that may ...
Rapid autopsy maps lethal bladder cancer evolution in 20 patients
A rapid-autopsy study of 104 tumors from 20 patients found that metastatic bladder tumors appeared to seed further spread and ...
Scientists Rewire Ribosomes to Specialize in Making a Single Protein
University of Illinois Chicago researchers have engineered ribosomes physically linked to their own messenger RNA, creating a proof-of-concept platform that ...
Gene brake ZMYND8 drives T-cell exhaustion and blocking it may strengthen immunotherapy
St. Jude scientists found that deleting the gene ZMYND8 relieves CD8-positive T-cell exhaustion and synergizes with immunotherapy to improve anti-tumor ...
Bats Took Flight in Europe, Massive Genome and Fossil Study Finds
A landmark Bat1K study published in Nature combines genomes and fossils to show bats likely originated in Europe about 65 ...
Bats Took Their First Flight in Europe, Landmark Genome and Fossil Study Finds
A landmark Nature study combining 103 bat genomes with 44 fossils indicates that bats most likely originated in Europe during ...
Ancient genome function persists despite frequent mutations
An international research team led by Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf and the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research has ...
Illustrated catalogue of Pericopina (Lepidoptera, Erebidae, Arctiinae) in the Museum of Nature Hamburg – Zoology
Deep inside the Lepidoptera collection of the Museum of Nature Hamburg – Zoology, a set of drawers holds some of ...
Three New Spider-Killing Fungi Discovered in China’s Fodingshan Karst Forest
Deep in the forested karst mountains of Guizhou Province, China, a single field survey has revealed three species of fungus ...
Chip-style photolithography brings tiny OLED pixels into focus
Researchers at ETH Zurich and the University of Helsinki have created luminescent polymers that act as photoresists, enabling OLED pixels ...
Hidden Cell Division Flaw Emerges as Driver of Aggressive Leukaemia
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that a common leukaemia mutation disrupts how the NPM1 protein docks onto chromosomes during ...
Two Leptospira proteins reveal how the pathogen sticks to tissues and dodges complement
Leptospirosis, a neglected zoonotic disease caused by spirochetes of the genus Leptospira, is responsible for more than one million infections ...
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