Brain test predicts ability to reach orgasm, but only in patients taking antidepressants
Researchers have found that the ability to get an erection or have an orgasm is linked to serotonin levels in ...
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Study warns that glaciers’ ability to cool ambient air faces imminent decline
Glaciers fight climate change by cooling the air that touches their surface. But for how long? The Pellicciotti group at ...
Ubiquitin’s ability to label synthetic compounds offers a new path to discover drugs
Small but powerful: Ubiquitin controls the lifespan and distribution of proteins in the cell, but it can also determine their ...
Researchers demonstrate their ability to remove toxic particles from end-of-life tires
Tires are an essential part of everyday life. Without them, our vehicles would just be a collection of pieces assembled, ...
The Gaza war destabilizes Israel’s ability to borrow economy
Over the course of a year, Israel's economy has faced many obstacles and difficulties as a result of the war ...
Drier winter habitat affects songbirds’ ability to survive migration
A new study led by researchers at the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute (NZCBI) shows that environmental conditions ...
Analytical tool quantifies cancer’s ability to change shape
A powerful new analytical tool offers deeper insight into how tumor cells “change shape” to become more aggressive and incurable, ...
Study finds future climate change could reduce Amazon rainforest’s ability to act as carbon sink
The Amazon, often called the “lungs of the planet,” is the world’s largest rainforest and plays a crucial role in ...
‘Synthetic immune niche’ approach enhances T cell proliferation without compromising their ability to kill cancer
Cellular immunotherapy, a major form of cancer treatment, uses the “warriors” of our immune system, T cells, in the war ...
‘Some pterosaurs flapped their wings, others glide’: New study confirms the flying ability of these giants of the skies
Some species of pterosaurs flew by flapping their wings while others soared like vultures, a new study published in the ...
