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Beetles excel at maintaining their existence in extremely dry environments. Their ability to extract water from the air with their rear ends contributes to this property in part. This is

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Novel ways to target the canine distemper virus have been developed.

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The profoundly infectious canine sickness infection is hazardous to dogs and other animals. It is likewise firmly connected with the similarly infectious measles infection. Specialists

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The ‘Rapunzel’ virus is an evolutionary anomaly.

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A new report in the Diary of Organic Science has uncovered the mystery behind a developmental wonder: a bacteriophage with a very lengthy tail. This

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Growing mushrooms alongside trees could feed millions of people while also mitigating the effects of climate change.

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Developing edible mushrooms near trees can provide a significant food hotspot for a large number of people while capturing carbon and mitigating the effects of environmental change, according to another

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Scientists find a way to stop infertility by lowering HDL cholesterol

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Houston Methodist researchers switched barrenness in sterile mice by diminishing high cholesterol with a bacterial protein, showing additional proof that elevated cholesterol is linked to

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Once awakened, ancient dormant viruses found in permafrost can infect amoebas.

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A group of environment researchers from France, Russia, and Germany has found that old infections that have been lethargic for a huge number of years

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Uncovering the mysteries of honeybee dance language—bees learn and culturally transmit their communication abilities

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The Greek student of history Herodotus detailed quite a while back an off-track illegal trial in which two kids were kept from hearing human discourse so a lord could find

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Remarkable connections between early human stone tools and monkey stone tools

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Research by anthropologists at the Maximum Planck Organization for Transformative Humanities has found that making stone apparatus isn't special to people and their precursors. Distributed

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Recent study is bringing Brillouin microscopy closer to mainstream usage in diagnostic medicine.

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Analytic imaging offers doctors and researchers basic visual portrayals of inward body structures, incredibly upgrading clinical investigation and clinical mediation. Scientists keep on kicking off

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The enzyme ATE1 is involved in cellular stress response, which opens the door to new therapeutic targets.

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Another paper in Nature Correspondences enlightens how a formerly ineffectively comprehended catalyst functions in the cell. Numerous illnesses are attached to ongoing cell stress, and UMBC's Aaron T. Smith and