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How dengue and Zika infections could make people more attractive to mosquitoes

30.06.2022

Being bit by a mosquito carrying dengue or Zika virus can make you sick. The infection can also make you even more attractive for other mosquitoes, new research finds. It’s …

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Lattes and gummies: Food science inspires a new approach to treating gut and liver injury

29.06.2022

Inspired by how coffee shops foam milk, as well as gummy candy and sizzling Pop Rocks, researchers have designed three gas-trapping materials to deliver a low dose of carbon monoxide …

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CRISPR debuted 10 years ago, in a paper hardly anyone noticed. Jennifer Doudna reflects on the DNA scissors’ first decade

28.06.2022

On June 28, 2012, a joint press release went out from the U.S. Department of Energy and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory announcing a new paper in Science from an …

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Women less likely than men to get authorship on scientific publications, analysis finds

22.06.2022

Look at the list of authors on a scientific paper and you’ll typically see more men than women. It’s easy to notice that gap and blame it on productivity-limiting factors …

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Three burning questions about the first brain reference charts

17.06.2022

Scientists have created the first reference charts for the human brain, mapping its growth from infancy to 100 years old. Now, they have to grapple with difficult ethical questions about …

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Coronavirus / In the Lab

Are these Cocoa Krispies-loving hamsters a key to cracking long Covid?

10.06.2022

NEW YORK — In late 2020, Justin Frere, a wiry M.D./Ph.D. student dressed in head-to-toe white Tyvek, picked up a clear pipette, methodically reached into the cages of 30 unsuspecting, …

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Four neuroscientists win Kavli Prize for discovering genes behind serious brain disorders

01.06.2022

Four neuroscientists who discovered the genes involved in a host of serious brain disorders on Wednesday won this year’s $1 million Kavli Prize in neuroscience, honoring arduous work undertaken long …

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Child’s autopsy from 2008 becomes a clue to mystifying polio-like illness

26.05.2022

Within days, the boy went from having cold symptoms to being unable to walk. To Peter Wright, a pediatric infectious diseases physician at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, it looked similar …

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Coronavirus / In the Lab

As reports of ‘Paxlovid rebound’ increase, Covid researchers scramble for answers

24.05.2022

As he was treating some of the nation’s first coronavirus patients, Andre Kalil noticed something unusual about the new virus: Patients didn’t always progress linearly. They’d get better, then worse. …

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