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Numerous lines of evidence point to a link between immunological malfunction and psychiatric diseases such as schizophrenia, autism spectrum disorders, and depression. There is strong evidence for increased circulating levels

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Researchers have Discovered how the Immune System Clears or Even Helps, Germs Following Tuberculosis Disease

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacterial strain that causes tuberculosis (TB), infects almost 1.7 billion individuals, or a quarter of the world's population. Scientists have been working

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Reduced Immune System Genetic Diversity May Threaten Endangered Toad Survival

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The immune system diversity of the critically endangered Wyoming toad is examined in a new study from North Carolina State University, which indicates that genetic

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The Devil’s Hole pupfish has returned from the brink of extinction in a terrible desert realm.

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How the Devil's Hole pupfish has made due for quite a long time in a spalike reservoir sequestered by a desolate stone mountain in Death Valley National Park remains an

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Canadian poultry farmers are concerned about an avian flu strain.

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Canadian poultry ranchers are confronting dread and stress as a profoundly pathogenic type of H5N1 avian flu is now circling in both wild and homegrown

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The origin of complex cells began without the presence of oxygen.

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The beginning of complicated cells begins without oxygen, a new examination recommends. Since the 1960s, numerous specialists have contended that the development of eukaryotes (cells

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Heat waves pose a threat to honeybee fertility and can result in death.

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Temperatures took off over 42 C for a really long time in Western Canada in June 2021, with Lytton, B.C., enrolling at 49.6 C, the most smoking temperature at any

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Modified Genes can alter Interactions of Wild Cotton with Insects

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The tremendous diversity in gene sequences is what gives rise to the wide range of plants and animals we observe today. Genetic variety is essential

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Recent study on intramembrane proteases may lead to novel Alzheimer’s treatments.

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Working with small microorganisms, Michigan State University scientists led by Lee Kroos have made a revelation that could have huge ramifications for science. Scientists have

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The research team covers approximately 8,000 routes in the search for better cell factories.

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Microorganisms that proficiently convert plant biomass into inexhaustible biofuels and biochemicals assume a significant part in the feasible society of things to come. The effectiveness of these microbial cell processing