Genetic manipulation of a puzzling, miniscule bacteria that has lived in human mouths at least since the Middle Stone Age is elucidating the genes needed for its unusual lifestyle. These Patescibacteria in the human oral microbiome reside on the surface of another, larger host microbe. Found in many water and land environments, Patescibacteria in general lack the genes required to make many molecules necessary for life, such as the amino acids that make up proteins, the fatty acids that form membranes, and the nucleotides in DNA. This has led researchers to speculate that many of them rely on other bacteria…
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What's the story behind the story? What inspired you to write For the Love of Hot Cocoa? I wanted to write a holiday cozy fantasy and was inspired by Cinderella, the movie Simply Irresistible, and all Hallmark holiday RomComs. What's your favorite genre to read? Is it the same as your favorite genre to write? Read The Full Article Here
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In a paper published in Advanced Sensor and Energy Materials, an international team of scientists reviewed recent advances in nickel-based catalysts for electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide. The relevant CO2RR mechanisms are first discussed in detail. Read The Full Article Here
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Time scales in my favourite soap opera Emmerdale make no sense, but maybe this helps avid fans to normalise the concept of time dilation, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein Read The Full Article Here
Chrishell Stause and Diora Baird star in Lifetime's You're Not Supposed to Be Here, and the first trailer promises a wild thriller. Check… Read The Full Article Here
By adding synergistic self-adjuvanting properties to COVID-19 RNA vaccines, researchers showed they could significantly boost the immune response generated in mice. Read The Full Article Here
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Special will tape on November 8 at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles. Read The Full Article Here
Sharing information about children before they are born, like I did when I posted my daughter's ultrasound scan, may affect a child's future on multiple levels, says psychologist Elaine Kasket Read The Full Article Here
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Washington State’s Puget Sound could face previously unknown earthquake risks, according to a new study that has pinned down the date of an ancient earthquake using tree rings and the radiation left by a mysterious cosmic force Read The Full Article Here
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Massive burst of X-rays detected by astronomers indicates material three times the mass of Earth burning up in a black hole. They observed a star like our own Sun being eaten away every time it orbits close. First time a Sun-like star being repeatedly disrupted by a low mass black hole has been seen, opening the possibility of a range of star and black hole combinations to be discovered. Read The Full Article Here
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Scientists are reporting results from a Phase I trial in an area of promising research for Alzheimer’s disease — cellular senescence. Read The Full Article Here
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New research shows that socio-economic factors play a larger role in migration than climate. Read The Full Article Here
It’s Astros vs. Rangers in the AL and D-backs vs. Phillies in NL for a World Series berth. Read The Full Article Here
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You can currently see Cygnus and its lovely stars, including stunning double star Albireo, from almost anywhere in the world, says Abigail Beall Read The Full Article Here
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250 million years from now, the emergence of a new supercontinent could render most of Earth’s surface uninhabitable for mammals Read The Full Article Here
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Uh-oh! It looks like there's trouble brewing for Daredevil: Born Again as Disney+ mulls scrapping the first half of the season. Get the… Read The Full Article Here
In many animals, including ants, the blood-brain barrier (BBB) ensures normal brain function by controlling the movement of various substances in and out of the brain. Now, researchers have made the unexpected discovery that the BBB in carpenter ants plays an active role in controlling behavior that’s essential to the function of entire ant colonies. The key is production in the BBB of a particular hormone-degrading enzyme. Read The Full Article Here
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Scientists have uncovered an ancient trilobite’s last meal preserved inside a nearly intact fossil Read The Full Article Here