Label‑free optical metabolic imaging distinguished activated from resting immune cells in PBMCs with ~94% accuracy, in a Biophotonics Discovery study.
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Finland data show a usable limit: keep clearcuts near 10% per decade, use ~90-year rotations or set aside one-fifth to keep forest bird numbers stable.
In mice, two psilocybin doses before cisplatin prevented hypersensitivity across six chemo rounds via 5-HT2A; human trials pending.
Hubble spots a giant decagon around Saturn’s south pole—about 104,250 miles wide—inviting comparisons with the long‑lived northern hexagon.
Japanese team uses cellulose magnetic beads to enrich N-glycopeptides from plasma, serum, and tissue, detects gastric cancer changes, and readies automation.
Photoswitchable small molecules applied as eye drops restored zebrafish optokinetic reflex and light-avoidance in blind mice under ambient light.
Dust in Antarctic snow matches solar system cloud crossings, while 10% N2O under a 70% Sun warms Earth’s equator to about 41°F.
Across ~4,000 matched proteins, human cells degrade them slower than mouse cells; reducing metabolism in mouse cells slows protein turnover and developmental pa
Europe’s record 2026 heat lays out the stressors that squeeze harvests and drive price spikes. Here are the numbers we know—and the gaps that matter.
A new three-model analysis finds soil microbes may remove 40–45 gigatons of methane per year, far more than earlier estimates, reshaping the global methane budg