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Nature successfully "made due" woods through centuries of significant environmental changes and episodes of normal aggravations (e.g., out of control fires, dry spells, bark-scarab flare-ups), so how could nature not

Agriculture

Rising temperatures are endangering farmers’ physical capacity to labor, putting global food production in jeopardy, according to a new study.

Agriculture Article

The fate of worldwide food creation is under danger as temperature increases will influence ranchers' actual ability to work, another

Biochemistry

A novel approach to the development of ultrahigh-density copper single-atom enzymes for tumor treatments

Biochemistry Article

An exploration group led by Prof. Wang Hui and Prof. Zhang Xin from the Hefei Organizations of Actual Study of

Chemistry

Crystallographic clutch-stack-driven molecular gears could spur material innovation

Chemistry Article

Gears are a fundamental part of regular machines. The capacity to change gears, as in a vehicle, considers control of

Biochemistry

A novel method sheds light on the communication mechanisms between proteins engaged in cellular functions via extracellular vesicles.

Biochemistry Article

One way that cells speak with each other is through the emission and take-up of extracellular vesicles (EVs). EVs convey

Chemistry

Finding strong and specific MYT1 inhibitors for the treatment of cancer with the use of generative AI

Chemistry Article

Late examination has recognized MYT1 as a promising new helpful objective for bosom and gynecological malignant growth and found a progression of novel, intense, and profoundly particular inhibitors explicitly focusing

Chemistry