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Scientists Combine Genome and Gene Expression Data to Pinpoint Genes That
2+ min ago (580+ words) Plant height may seem like a simple trait, but in soybean it sits at the heart of one of agriculture’s most consequential trade-offs. Tall plants can shade weeds and capture light, yet they topple in wind and rain, complicate harvest,…...
Muscle Strains Leave Lasting Fat Deposits That Rehabilitation Cannot
15+ min ago (518+ words) Muscle strains are among the most common injuries in sport, striking everyone from weekend joggers to elite professionals, and they carry one of the highest re-injury rates of any athletic condition....
Immune Enzymes From Neutrophils Quietly Switch Off Fat Burning
15+ min ago (634+ words) For years, immunologists have regarded neutrophils as short-lived first responders, cells that surge into infected or injured tissue, unleash a burst of antimicrobial chemicals, and then die within hours....
Scientists Block a Survival Switch That Lets Melanoma Cells Spread
15+ min ago (627+ words) Melanoma is among the most aggressive forms of skin cancer, and its deadliest feature is not the original tumor but its ability to spread....
Chemotherapy’s Hidden Survivors: Lactylation Switch Reveals How
52+ min ago (667+ words) Colorectal cancer remains one of the deadliest malignancies worldwide, and even the most aggressive chemotherapy regimens can fail in a frustratingly subtle way. Tumors often shrink in response to treatment, yet a small population of cells survives in a quiet,…...
DartUniFrac Brings Megascale Computing to Microbiome Diversity Analysis
1+ hour, 5+ min ago (512+ words) Researchers have introduced DartUniFrac, a new software tool designed to carry out UniFrac-based microbiome comparisons at a scale that was previously impractical....
Immune Side Effects May Signal Stronger Tumor Shrinkage and Longer Survival
1+ hour, 5+ min ago (628+ words) When patients with advanced gastric cancer receive immune checkpoint inhibitors, one of the most puzzling phenomena in modern oncology is the apparent paradox that side effects can be good news....
New 14-Valent Pneumococcal Vaccine Shows Strong Safety and Immune Response
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (733+ words) Pneumococcal disease remains one of the most formidable vaccine-preventable threats to young children worldwide, and a newly reported phase IV trial from India offers encouraging evidence that a next-generation pneumococcal conjugate vaccine can meet the moment....
Routine Liver Tests May Reveal Which Sepsis Patients Face the Deadliest
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (656+ words) Up to nearly half of all patients who develop sepsis also sustain damage to the liver, yet the organ has long remained a quiet bystander in critical care research, overshadowed by the kidneys, lungs, and heart....
Daily Step Counts Reveal Frailty Trajectories in Lung Cancer Patients
1+ hour, 36+ min ago (76+ words) A new prospective longitudinal study of 327 patients with lung cancer undergoing radiotherapy has found that something as ordinary as a daily step count, captured silently by a smartphone app, can reveal which patients are likely to slip into worsening frailty…...