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As the study participants were twins, the research could investigate the genetic influence on the relationship between d...
02/02/2025

As the study participants were twins, the research could investigate the genetic influence on the relationship between diet and biological age.

Diets characterized by higher consumption of ultra-processed foods have been associated with faster biological aging, even in adolescence.

This is the first evidence that CBD could help with alcohol problems.
02/02/2025

This is the first evidence that CBD could help with alcohol problems.

A clinical study found that cannabidiol (CBD) significantly reduces alcohol cravings by lowering activity in the brain’s reward center. Participants who received CBD reported less urge to drink compared to those on a placebo.

This eBook explores the expanding role of qPCR across various industries and shares some optimization tips. Get your FRE...
01/02/2025

This eBook explores the expanding role of qPCR across various industries and shares some optimization tips.

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A solution to injuries from slips and falls may be found underfoot β€” literally.
01/02/2025

A solution to injuries from slips and falls may be found underfoot β€” literally.

A gecko-inspired slip-resistant polymer could be incorporated into shoe soles to prevent people slipping on ice and other slippery surfaces.

The study has revealed new insights into how sheep have been intertwined with human livelihoods for over 11,000 years.
01/02/2025

The study has revealed new insights into how sheep have been intertwined with human livelihoods for over 11,000 years.

Ancient DNA has revealed new insights into how sheep have been intertwined with human livelihoods for over 11,000 years.

Not the type of attraction you typically want 😬
01/02/2025

Not the type of attraction you typically want 😬

A study from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine reveals that Zika virus alters human skin chemistry, increasing volatile organic compounds that attract mosquitoes. This boosts virus transmission.

How wandering salamanders stick their landing and take-off with ease has been something of a mystery.
01/02/2025

How wandering salamanders stick their landing and take-off with ease has been something of a mystery.

Wandering salamanders can rapidly fill, trap and drain blood from their toe tips so they can stick to tree canopies.

To celebrate the last issue of The Scientific Observer, we explore how STEMM can be transformed through inclusivity.Get ...
31/01/2025

To celebrate the last issue of The Scientific Observer, we explore how STEMM can be transformed through inclusivity.

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https://technet.works/TSO_39

31/01/2025

Study Identifies Hundreds of Genes Linked to Depression Risk

The researchers found that microgravity alters rigidity and pressure of astronauts' eyes.
31/01/2025

The researchers found that microgravity alters rigidity and pressure of astronauts' eyes.

A study on astronauts aboard the ISS found that microgravity reduces ocular rigidity, intraocular pressure, and pulse amplitude, leading to vision changes. Most astronauts recover post-mission, but long-duration spaceflight risks remain unknown.

How can you streamline your proteomic analysis? This interactive infographic takes you through an optimized approach in ...
30/01/2025

How can you streamline your proteomic analysis? This interactive infographic takes you through an optimized approach in an engaging way!

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https://technet.works/ProteinQuant_Info

The study is the largest of its kind.
30/01/2025

The study is the largest of its kind.

A study of over 1,000 young adults reveals that heavy cannabis use reduces brain activity in key areas associated with working memory, including the prefrontal cortex. Both recent and lifetime use showed significant impacts on cognition.

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