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Researchers have cracked the cellular code for protein folding, which opens up numerous new therapeutic possibilities.

While we frequently consider illnesses brought about by unfamiliar bodies—microbes or infections—there are many illnesses influencing people that result from mistakes in the creation of proteins in cells. A group

Biology

The American Eel as a new consumer target

Biology Article

Research driven by Hiromi Shiraishi, a scientist at Chuo College, showed a precarious ascent in the importation of American eel

Biology

A deep sea sensor has discovered that corals produce reactive oxygen species.

Biology Article

Very much like us, corals take in oxygen and eat natural carbon. What's more, very much like us, as a

Ecology

Bird feeding may provide people with something to cheer about.

Ecology Article

Ashley Dayer, an academic partner in the Branch of Fish and Untamed Life Protection at Virginia Tech, is the lead

Chemistry

The generative model reveals material disorder’s secrets.

Chemistry Article

Researchers at the Public College of Singapore (NUS) have used generative AI models to investigate the various techniques where iotas

Chemistry

A new investigation into the mechanics of solute transport and solidification in additive manufacturing has been published.

Chemistry Article

Added substance production (AM), or 3D printing, is a rapidly developing innovation with the possibility to reform numerous businesses. In any case, AM parts can be helpless to abandon, for

Biochemistry