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Keeping telomeres at the right length
The key telomere protein TRF2 helps regulate telomere length by interacting with the telomerase gene
TERT
in a length-dependent manner.
Strip cropping for biodiversity
Strip cropping can increase insect biodiversity without reducing crop yield and productivity.
A new blood marker for cervical cancer
Blood testing for cell-free HPV DNA could be a better way of tracking cervical cancer progression and treatment effectiveness.
Building HABITS for mice
The HABITS system automates large-scale behavioral training for mice, enabling them to learn complex cognitive tasks in their home cage without human interference
Heads or tails
Efficient navigation in magnetotactic bacteria requires an optimal combination of swimming speed, magnetic moment and body size.
Unconscious knowledge
Sleep improves knowledge transfer in unconscious learning.
Playing it (not) safe
Individuals adjust their risky choices by mentally simulating how an observer might make a decision.
The gut-brain connection
Glia cells mediate cytokine signaling between the gut and the brain, linking sleep to inflammation in the gut.
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