Beyond Neurons: Non-Neuronal Cells Show Ability to Learn and Remember
When we think of learning and memory, the brain and its vast network of neurons typically come to mind. However, groundbreaking research from New York University (NYU) challenges this traditional…
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AZD7648 in Genome Editing: Potential for Large-Scale Genomic Alterations
A recent study published in Nature Biotechnology has raised significant concerns regarding the use of DNA-PKcs inhibitors, specifically AZD7648, in genome editing applications. While these inhibitors have been employed to…
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Korean scientists develop revolutionary technology to reverse cancer cells into healthy ones
The ability to transform cancer cells back into normal cells represents a monumental leap in cancer treatment. With fewer side effects and a reduced risk of recurrence, this innovative technology…
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The Heart’s Hidden Mini-Brain: A Breakthrough in Cardiac Science
New research has unveiled a groundbreaking discovery: the heart has its own intricate nervous system, dubbed a “mini-brain,” capable of regulating its rhythm independently of the brain. This finding, published…
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Scientists Successfully Grow Human Spine in the Lab
Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute have achieved a groundbreaking milestone in the study of human development by creating lab-grown models that include the notochord, a vital tissue in the…
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Bacterial Invasion: A Pathogen That Threatens All Plants
New research from the John Innes Centre reveals an alarming potential for bacteria to spread diseases across a broader range of plant species than previously recognized. Using Pseudomonas syringae, a…
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21-Million-Cell Study Redefines Aging as a Staged Process
Aging unfolds in distinct stages characterized by synchronized cellular shifts across organs, according to a groundbreaking study by Rockefeller University. Insights from this research, published in Science, could reshape how…
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