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A simple cheek swab test could enable earlier detection.
09/12/2024

A simple cheek swab test could enable earlier detection.

Research has identified DNA methylation markers associated with preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication. By analyzing cheek cells, scientists found 389 unique methylation sites linked to the condition.

Such a dad joke πŸ˜‚
09/12/2024

Such a dad joke πŸ˜‚

This month the SCIEX Spotlight on series is taking a deep dive into PFAS, an extensive, complex group of manufactured ch...
09/12/2024

This month the SCIEX Spotlight on series is taking a deep dive into PFAS, an extensive, complex group of manufactured chemicals whose consumption is currently unavoidable.

With accumulating toxicity a rising concern, sensitive and resilient analysis is key to understanding PFAS exposure risks.

Visit the Spotlight On hub to learn more about PFAS πŸ‘‰ https://technet.works/spotlight-hub

The researchers uncovered mechanisms that regulate daily biological rhythms.
09/12/2024

The researchers uncovered mechanisms that regulate daily biological rhythms.

Researchers created a complete map of the fruit fly’s brain circadian clock, identifying 240 neurons involved in time-keeping. The study links the clock to behaviors like feeding and hormone regulation.

Are you looking to make your lab more sustainable? 🌱 Then you're in the right place. In this eBook, we explore how day-t...
08/12/2024

Are you looking to make your lab more sustainable? 🌱 Then you're in the right place. In this eBook, we explore how day-to-day practices can be adapted to reduce your environmental footprint.

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The research established a clear link between coffee consumption and the gut microbiome.
08/12/2024

The research established a clear link between coffee consumption and the gut microbiome.

The consumption of coffee has been linked to an increase in the bacterium Lawsonibacter asaccharolyticus.

Too good to be true?
08/12/2024

Too good to be true?

The therapy molecule AZD7648 can promote precise DNA repair during CRISPR gene editing, but creates massive genetic changes elsewhere.

In Issue 38 of The Scientific Observer, we hear about research into how sleep shapes human behavior 😴 Get your FREE copy...
07/12/2024

In Issue 38 of The Scientific Observer, we hear about research into how sleep shapes human behavior 😴

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https://technet.works/TSO_38

This is the world’s largest longitudinal cohort study on long Covid in children.
07/12/2024

This is the world’s largest longitudinal cohort study on long Covid in children.

The UCL-led CLoCK study tracked 12,632 teens for 24 months, revealing 70% of long Covid cases resolved within two years. However, 30% remained affected, with older teens, females and the most deprived groups recovering more slowly.

Researchers have identified legumes as the most effective replacements for meat and dairy products.
06/12/2024

Researchers have identified legumes as the most effective replacements for meat and dairy products.

A study from UCL and the University of Oxford finds legumes to be the most effective meat and dairy substitutes, surpassing processed alternatives and lab-grown meat in health, sustainability and cost metrics

06/12/2024

In the first-ever episode of our new video series Science Spotlight, we are joined by Dr. Liliana Moreira-Costa who will be presenting an innovative animal model that provides more accurate insights on chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension.

Science Spotlight invites scientists to break down their latest research in poster presentations, so you can learn about the why, what, and how behind their work.

Old-world monkeys are not susceptible to hepatitis B infections. A new study has shed light on why.
06/12/2024

Old-world monkeys are not susceptible to hepatitis B infections. A new study has shed light on why.

A study reveals why monkeys resist HBV infection, showing that specific amino acid differences in their NTCP receptor prevent viral entry. Findings highlight evolution-driven resistance.

The update can also allow CRISPR gene editing to be precisely targeted.
06/12/2024

The update can also allow CRISPR gene editing to be precisely targeted.

Focused ultrasound can allow CRISPR gene editing to be precisely targeted and controlled remotely.

What actually is the difference between chronological and biological age? This FREE infographic explores what you need t...
05/12/2024

What actually is the difference between chronological and biological age? This FREE infographic explores what you need to know. Get your FREE copy πŸ‘‡
https://technet.works/ProtAging

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