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Pancreatic Cancer Forms "Pseudosynapses" To Drive Tumor Growth

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Estrogen Influences Learning and Decision Making

Lung cancer cells as they metastasize.

Rearranging Tumor Cell Structures Could Advance Cancer Treatments

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Mismatch Between Two Kidney Function Tests Signals Future Disease

New insights into kidney function tests suggest using creatinine and cystatin C together may lower the risk of kidney failure.

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Scientists Discover a New Phase of Ice: Ice XXI

Learn how the discovery of a new ice phase could open up new frontiers in exploring material phases and how matter behaves in extreme conditions.

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Immobilization Strategy Addresses Major Constraint of Membrane Protein Analysis

Learn about an effective immobilization method for membrane proteins, enhancing surface plasmon resonance techniques in research.

Cells from cervical cancer in blue and pink against a black background.

Nanoprobe Microscope Maps Cancer Cell Flexibility

By employing a technique called Nanoendoscopy-AFM, which inserts a nanoneedle probe directly into cells, scientists revealed how cancer cell nuclei stiffen or soften depending on chromatin structure and environmental conditions.

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AI-Assisted Brain Atlas Analyzes MRI Scans in Unprecedented Detail

Learn about NextBrain, the AI-assisted brain atlas that analyzes MRI scans, unlocking insights into the cellular architecture of the brain.

A portion of meat lasagna on a white plate, topped with a basil leaf.

Food Fraud Detection Tool Can Rapidly Identify Rogue Meats

Discover how the MEAT-iCode system can reliably identify rogue ingredients in processed and cooked foods, even being able to distinguish particular breeds, such as Aberdeen Angus.

A jug of water next to some blocks spelling out the word PFAS.

Certain Drugs Eliminate PFAS From the Body Faster

Discover how certain medications can aid in the elimination of PFAS from the body, revealing new avenues for managing this environmental toxin.

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Turfgrass Samples Could Help Cities Measure Their Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Discover how turfgrasses could help cities without expensive gas monitoring equipment accurately measure their greenhouse gas emissions.

Scientist sampling soil to study dormant microbes.

Amino Acid Tagging Technique Helps Explain Soil Microbe “Alarm Clock”

Discover how dormant microbes in soil impact plant root colonization, revealing their vital role in agriculture.

Many black batteries standing on their ends, with a hexagonal-like pattern of lights mimicking the flow of electrical current dancing between the tops of the batteries.

“Self-Stacking” Electrode Design Eliminates Explosion Risk in Electric Vehicles

Discover how a new "self-stacking" electrode design can dramatically reduce the risk of lithium-metal battery explosions, improving electric vehicle safety.

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