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Bioweekly – Microplastics & Antibiotic Resistance

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This week in biology, groundbreaking research is pushing the boundaries of science! Scientists have developed a revolutionary synthetic cell that mimics life, offering insights into the origins of living organisms. In medical advancements, a new diagnostic test can detect Alzheimer’s years before symptoms appear, paving the way for early intervention. Meanwhile, marine biologists have discovered […]

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Bioweekly – Drug Screening

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This week, biology brings us new discoveries that could revolutionize medicine and our understanding of the human body! Scientists have developed an innovative drug delivery method that crosses the blood-brain barrier, a crucial step in treating neurological diseases. In cancer research, a groundbreaking therapy shows promise in targeting aggressive brain tumors. Meanwhile, a new study

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Bioweekly – Biohybrid Hand

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Science never sleeps, and neither does biology! 🧬✨ This week, we’re diving into three fascinating breakthroughs shaping the future of medicine, technology, and human health. Researchers have created a biohybrid robotic hand powered by real human muscle, paving the way for ultra-realistic prosthetics. Meanwhile, a revolutionary triple click chemistry technique is transforming drug development, making

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Bioweekly – Mechanism Behind Food Tolerance and Allergies

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This week in biology, groundbreaking research has reshaped our understanding of cancer risk before birth, uncovering how epigenetic states may predetermine a person’s likelihood of developing cancer. Meanwhile, scientists have made progress in decoding the immune system’s ability to distinguish food from harmful invaders, shedding light on food allergies and gut tolerance. Lastly, a new skin cancer treatment using a genetically modified herpes

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Bioweekly – Mouse with Two Male Parents

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This week’s biology news brings us remarkable discoveries that push the boundaries of science. Researchers have successfully created the first bi-paternal mouse, shedding light on unisexual reproduction in mammals. In the U.S., scientists have identified a close relative of the deadly Hendra virus, raising concerns about potential zoonotic threats. Meanwhile, a new study links delayed

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Bioweekly – The Puzzle of Polyploidy

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Get ready for some exciting revelations in the world of biology! This week, we dive into three groundbreaking studies that challenge conventional wisdom. From polyploidy’s role in evolution to new approaches in tackling plastic waste, and an immune system discovery protecting our gut, science continues to push boundaries. These studies promise to reshape our understanding

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Bioweekly – Nanpcages

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This week in biology, we’re exploring that researchers have uncovered the heart’s hidden potential to regenerate muscle cells, offering new hope for treating heart failure. And, artificial intelligence is driving the creation of virus-inspired nanocages, promising revolutionary advancements in gene therapy and vaccines. Dive into these incredible stories that are reshaping our understanding of human

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Bioweekly – Heart Has Its Own Brain

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This week in biology, we uncover fascinating connections between our body’s intricate systems and groundbreaking health research. Scientists have discovered that the heart has its own “mini-brain,” a complex neural network that could revolutionize how we treat heart diseases. Meanwhile, a study reveals how hidden visceral fat might predict Alzheimer’s disease decades before symptoms arise,

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