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The successful hypothermia of a nonhuman monkey sets the stage for future applications in human spaceflight torpor.

Hibernation is a state adopted by certain well-evolved creatures as a means of adapting to harsh winter conditions.Hibernation's typical features include significantly reduced metabolic activity and lowered internal heat level.

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Magnetosome genes found in non-magnetic bacteria are ‘dormant,’ according to researchers.

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Attractive microbes can adjust their development to the world's attractive field thanks to chains of attractive nanoparticles inside their cells. The plans for making and

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The drying process could be a critical phase in the evolution of life.

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A long time ago, Charles Darwin guessed that life probably began in a warm little lake. There, Darwin assumed, compound responses and the odd lightning

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Humans are still evolving: a study records the appearance of 155 new genes.

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Current humans developmentally split from our chimpanzee precursors almost a long time ago, yet we are proceeding to advance. 155 new qualities have been recognized in the human ancestry that

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The 3D structure of the mammalian genome exhibits unprecedented diversity.

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The genome (the code of life) is coordinated as collapsed chromosomes inside the core of cells. This three-layered association of the genome is key, as

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A new study has discovered that birds create hanging nests to shield their young from nest attackers.

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Another investigation has discovered that birds assemble hanging homes, especially those with expanded entrance burrows, to assist with safeguarding posterity against home intruders like snakes

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Under attack: Researchers give light on how Lyme disease affects the body

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An expected 476,000 Americans are tainted every year with Lyme illness, a condition that causes many side effects that include fever, rash, and joint torment, as well as impacts on

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Analysis of a vast extinct marine reptile graveyard shows that the unusual location was an ancient birthing ground.

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The present marine goliaths —, for example, blue and humpback whales — regularly make huge movements across the sea to raise and conceive an offspring

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Inflammatory skin diseases are controlled by novel mechanisms.

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Examiners play recognized a clever part for an intracellular dealing with pathway managing epidermal formative cycles, which could act as a future helpful objective for

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Finding Parasite Infections may help with Mental Health Therapies

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Humans are home to nearly 300 parasitic worm species and over 70 single-celled parasites. Over a billion people were found to be infected with helminths in 2020 alone, causing chronic