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9+ hour, 9+ min ago (34+ words) Fig1 (IMAGE) EurekAlert! Genetic findings of the proband with INPP5K-related muscular dystrophy. More on this News Release INPP5K-related muscular dystrophy caused by a novel synonymous splicing variant in a Chinese patient: a case report...
PReCePT programme levelling-up graph
2+ hour, 38+ min ago (54+ words) (IMAGE) EurekAlert! Magnesium sulphate uptake and the north / south divide for the PReCePT programme The image is for single use only, should be credited and should not be archived More on this News Release National program linked to more equal…...
Vaping and lung surfactant
10+ hour, 29+ min ago (116+ words) Human lungs contain millions of tiny air sacs called alveoli that open and close while we breathe. The alveoli have a flexible coating called “lung surfactant” that aids this expansion and contraction. A simlified lab model of the surfectant was…...
Hypothalamic–hippocampal neural circuit mediates estrogen-induced memory impairment
7+ hour, 25+ min ago (58+ words) [IMAGE] EurekAlert! Elevated estrogen during pregnancy acts on estrogen receptors in GABAergic neurons within the lateral hypothalamus, increasing firing rates along a projection to the hippocampal CA3 region and leading to temporary memory impairment. More on this News Release Unveiling "Mom…...
AI tracks immune responses without relying on databases of known antibody sequences
4+ hour, 5+ min ago (143+ words) Figure 1. Longitudinal changes in the BCR repertoire captured by an antibody language model (paper Figure 1C) Credit: Masuda et al. (2026), CC BY 4.0. The research was published online in Frontiers in Immunology on July 30, 2026. Top 50 candidates (all 10 participants) Top 100 candidates (all 10 participants)…...
New bone model could reduce reliance on animal testing in osteoporosis research
16+ hour, 2+ min ago (350+ words) image: A scan of sheep bone used in the study. Researchers developed a controlled demineralisation process that alters the bone's structure and mechanical properties to closely resemble osteoporotic human bone. view more Credit: The University of Manchester Researchers at The…...
River drinking water sources may face greater antibiotic resistance risks than reservoirs, study finds
12+ hour, 1+ min ago (314+ words) A basin-wide study of 13 drinking water sources in China’s Poyang Lake region shows that water source type can strongly shape the occurrence and spread of antibiotics, antibiotic resistance genes, and resistant bacteria. image: Key role of water source type in…...
Anxiety could alter the brain’s sleep switch in teens, FIU study finds
9+ hour, 57+ min ago (71+ words) EurekAlert! Credit: Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Sleep Lab Anxiety may change how the brain regulates sleep in preteens, according to a new Florida International University study that identifies a potential biological pathway connecting anxiety and sleep problems during a critical period…...
Paracetamol use during pregnancy is linked to changed reproductive development in daughters
10+ hour, 3+ min ago (653+ words) image: Ultrasound image of an ovary from one of the infant girls enrolled in the study view more Credit: Dr Margit Bistrup Fischer Researchers in Denmark have found that girls whose mothers took paracetamol during pregnancy had smaller ovaries, fewer…...
Xbp1s–Stat3 axis drives pathological cardiac fibrosis in mice
14+ hour, 37+ min ago (149+ words) Xbp1s drives fibroblast activation and cardiac fibrosis through transcriptional regulation of Stat3 - new insights Credit: Yiming Dong, Hongyu Su, Peipei Zheng, Zekai Tao, Zhengyu Chen, Peiheng Han, Li Zhang, Yuan Liu A new study in Genes & Diseases by researchers from The First…...