New study shows cells are involved in unhealthy relationships after acute kidney injury in mice
After acute kidney injury, damaged cells interact in disease-promoting microenvironments, a process that can lead to chronic kidney disease. Credit: ...
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City light pollution causes spiders’ brains to shrink, new study finds
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain As night falls, the nocturnal half of the animal kingdom begins its day. Nocturnal species are ...
Soil pollution surpasses climate change as main threat to underground biodiversity, study finds
Soil organisms can live anywhere, from the surface to much deeper, from millipedes like Polydesmus to insects and microbes. Credit: ...
Astronomers study nature of bright, low-mass X-ray binary system
IXPE, NuSTAR and NICER light curves of Serpens X-1. Credit: Ursini et al, 2024 Using various space observatories, astronomers have ...
Tired muscles can actually be a source of neck pain, according to a study on spinal movements.
A major risk factor for neck pain is poor posture maintained for long periods of time. Therefore, working long hours ...
Study resolves paradoxical effects of testosterone in prostate cancer
Low-dose androgens do not facilitate receptor dimerization. Credit: Nature Communications (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-024-52032-y A therapeutic paradox has recently emerged in ...
AI-guided feedback outperforms human instructors in neurosurgical training study
The virtual reality neurosurgery simulator in action. Credit: The Neuro Neurosurgery is perhaps one of the most demanding professions in ...
Drosophila study reveals mechanism that could control longevity and cancer cell production
OTUD6 promotes resistance to alkylation and oxidation stress. A Drosophila OTUD6 mutations and marked endogenous forms. b Catalytically inactive and ...
Study explores cell type-specific effects of aging and sex on human cortical neurons
(A) Study design. (B) UMAP incorporation of nuclei assigned to 11 excitatory, 10 inhibitory, and 3 glial types using DNA ...
Study Finds 50-Year Generation Gap in Bigmouth Buffalo, Minnesota’s Longest-Living Fish
Bigmouth buffalo migration in Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Credit: Alec Lackmann A recent study in one of Minnesota's most ...
