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Vegan Diet Linked To Reduced Biological Age In Short-Term Study

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Brain Cell Grafts In Monkeys Jump-Start Human Trial For New Parkinson’s Treatment

Artist’s depiction of the spray of particles arising from the collision of two heavy atoms. As the hot subatomic soup cools, newly formed particles shower off into space.

Discovery Sheds Light On The Origins Of Matter In The Early Universe

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Something To Chew On Before You Sink Your Teeth Into Those Gummy Vitamins

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Brain Activity Study In Dying Patients Sparks Debate Among NDE Experts

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War-Induced Stress In Animals: Geckos Show Metabolic Spikes During Conflict

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Balanced Diet Crucial For Honeybee Health And Colony Performance

Researchers used a novel phosphate-activation reagent, 2-MeImIm-Cl, in an improved coupling reaction to increase the yield of ADP- or ATP-containing molecules. Unlike traditional reactions, the modified coupling reaction does not require protecting groups, is simple to perform and exhibits high reproducibility.

Chemists Unlock Efficient Way To Create Cellular Energy Molecules

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Novel Optical Fibers Pave The Way For Quantum Internet

Conceptual illustration of this work on bio-inspired water treatment system

Plant-Inspired Polymer Transforms Heavy Metal Removal From Water

Researchers use Optically Pumped Magnetometers to non-invasively measure activity in human cervical nerves. The technology could help medical professionals tailor treatements for inflammatory conditions like sepsis and PTSD.

Researchers Use Non-Invasive Technique To Record Involuntary Nervous System

 
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