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Generative AI exploitation to extend the mitochondrial targeting toolbox
Variational autoencoder for the generation of mitochondrial targeting sequences (MTS). Credit: Nature communications (2025). DOI: 10.1038 / S41467-025-59499-3 Mitochondria plays...
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Webb lifts veil on a type of common but mysterious exoplanet
A transmission spectrum captured by the NASA James Webb space telescope reveals the presence of water (h2O) and the possible...
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Rare grasshopper thought out of the way rediscovered after 40 years
ESYPREPOCPRIFAS Insularismale. This endemic natural park of the Monte Gordo Natural Park, São Nicolau, Cape Verde, was rediscovered in 2023...
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The new quantum theory of gravity brings together the “theory of all that is close”
The quantum field of severity is calculated in flat space-time. The curved classic metric is calculated using the waiting value...
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How a small modification of the RNA helps to control the responses of cellular stress
M6An elongated ribosomes break. Credit: Cell (2025). DOI: 10.1016 / J.Cell.2025.04.013 According to a study by a study by a...
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Do home tests are worth it? A new study shows that quality can vary considerably
Credit: University of Massachusetts Amherst For the prudent owner - or simply curious -, a test kit on home water...
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The genomic survey discovers the evolutionary origins of secretoglobins
Karn and Laukaitis show that rather than being only mammals, the secretoglobins are also found in turtles, crocodilians, lizards and...
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The sanding of hidden insulation results in a more reliable method to measure the reception of robotic touch
Electrical characterization of the conductivity and the thickness of the insulating surface layer. Credit: Advanced electronic materials (2025). DOI: 10.1002...
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Promising parkinson drug decoded
The inhibition of USP30 Deubiquitinase promotes mitophagy and therefore mitochondrial renewal in dopaminergic nerve cells and could therefore form the...
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Physical punishment leads to exclusively negative results for children in low and intermediate income countries: study
Credit: UNSPLASH / CC0 public domain Physically punishing children in low and intermediate income countries (LMIC) have exclusively negative results,...
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