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The remaining noncoding proteins, which most likely aid in gene regulation, make up less than 2% of the human genome. Transformations in the noncoding genome frequently trigger attribute changes that

Technology

‘Stable’ Next-Generation Solid Electrolyte Technology is Being Developed, Even When Exposed to the Atmosphere

Technology Article

On December 7, 2022, Professor Moon Jang-hyeok's team from Chung-Ang University and Professor Lee Jong-won's team from the Department of

Immunology

The hunt is on for the biomarker that will disclose the precise level of protection afforded by Moderna’s mRNA vaccine.

Immunology Article

A new study sheds light on antibody measurements that can assist in predicting the Moderna mRNA vaccine's COVID-19 protective capabilities.

Neuroscience

In a mouse model, nitric oxide levels were discovered to play a reversible causal role in autism spectrum disease.

Neuroscience Article

Nitric oxide production in the brain is linked to autistic symptoms, according to Israeli researchers at the University of Haifa

Energy & Green Tech

A new catalyst reduces the cost of creating ecologically friendly hydrogen from water.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A copious stock of clean energy is on display. It is the hydrogen that we can get from water (H2O)

Biology

In response to ocean warming, marine fish are moving closer to the poles.

Biology Article

According to the most recent research on the effects of climate change on our oceans, the majority of fish populations in the sea are moving toward colder waters closer to

Archaeology

A study reveals that Neanderthals produced synthetic material by underground distillation.

Archaeology Article

A closer look at the birch tar that was used to attach Neanderthal tools by researchers at the Eberhard Karls

Environment

Biodegradable plastic in garments does not degrade as quickly as expected, according to recent research.

Environment Article

Plastic contamination has arisen as one of the most pressing ecological difficulties in recent memory. Each year, more than 10

Nanotechnology

MXene meets metalorganic frameworks: new prospects for electrochemical applications

Nanotechnology Article

Energy Material Advances has recently published new research on MXene/MOF hybrid materials. According to the paper's author, Huan Pang, a

Bio & Medicine

Antimicrobial nanonets demonstrate versatility by reducing inflammatory responses during sepsis.

Bio & Medicine Article

Pharmacists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have created multifunctional synthetic peptide nanonets to treat bacterial infection-induced inflammation. By

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