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A Cell Genomics paper maps genetic effects on expression in 17 lung cell types from 222 donors.
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Cell Press News says the dogs' short legs helped people traverse the Arctic for the past 9,000 years.
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Cell Press Blue reports that disrupted NF-κB dynamics reduce the quantity and quality of B cells from each lymphoid progenitor.
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Cell Press News says the research maps how hormones shape human neurodevelopment.
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Cell Press News identifies the paper as Molecular Plant's October featured resource article.
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Matter & Light describes PhotoTat as permanent yet rewritable, with potential uses for body art, permanent makeup and medical tattoos.
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TechXplore says the formula tracks when acceptable answers give way to potentially dangerous ones.
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Cell Press News highlights work by Axel T. Neffe, Francesca M. Toma and colleagues aimed at circular single-use plastic.
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Cell Press shares work by Jipeng Fu and colleagues, describing the paints as high-performance and aesthetically versatile.
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Cell Press describes a proof-of-concept filter that uses light to generate surface charge for capturing airborne particles. The Chem paper reports filtration efficiency above 99% and anti-clogging performance.
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Cell Press reports that two tissue-specific regulators form competing complexes that control anthocyanin production in tomato peel and proanthocyanidin production in seeds.
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New Scientist describes a backpack with electrodes, cables and a soft massage head that kneads muscles in the back.
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Cell Press says the sugar increases metabolic activity specifically in visceral fat by lowering IL-22 levels. The reported weight effects were observed in mice.
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NDTV Profit reports that the amoeba was found in California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park. NASA says the discovery could broaden the search for habitable worlds.
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Cell Press describes a Plant Communications study that found TAP4 activates immune responses specifically in pitaya’s endocarp, an inner layer of the fruit.
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Gladstone Institutes says the award recognizes Takahashi’s work translating iPS cell technology into a clinically approved therapy for Parkinson’s disease.
