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Injuries on the left side of the rat’s brain caused abnormal posture in the right back leg—even though the animal’s spinal cord had been cut.https://bit.ly/2VjxLTO 

None of the more than 50 fatalities so far have tested positive for COVID-19, prompting experts to suggest the outbreak is unrelated to the ongoing pandemic.https://bit.ly/3gZN7V9 

His research explained, among many other things, how the body converts stored glycogen to useful glucose.https://bit.ly/3gZW2pv 

The health of the microbial community is associated with COVID-19 severity, but it’s not yet clear if the relationship is causal.https://bit.ly/3n4vNSy 

Patients in a small trial said their pain improved an average of 90 percent over the course of 15 days, but returned shortly after electrical stimulations treatments ended.https://bit.ly/3DIX2YJ 

Researchers studying rats claim to have found a novel connection between damage on one side of the brain and problems with posture or movement in limbs on the opposite side of the body.https://bit.ly/3zM3EDj 

A “mystery fever” has killed more than 50 people in India in the last week, most of whom were children.https://bit.ly/3n1xC2w 

Viral evolution is prolonging our pain.https://bit.ly/3gYMif4 

A pandemic virus with mysterious origins and unusual features. Rumors of a lab leak. We're talking about the 2009 swine flu, of course, and the 7-year journey to uncover its true origin.https://bit.ly/3DGIRDL 

His 6-year-old granddaughter Izzy died of cancer only a few hours later.https://bit.ly/3jFXP4Y 

Many areas have been flooded, and the extent of the storm damage, including the death toll, is not yet clear.https://bit.ly/3zHqBHJ 

LIVE Webinar https://bit.ly/3DGHrJ7  Aleksei Aksimentiev and Stefan Howorka will discuss the importance of protein sequencing, how nanopore-based protein sequencing works, and the potential unlocked by this new discovery.

How wetlands restoration can help buffer climate change: Via @APhttps://bit.ly/3yHEJQ1 

While the woman showed some genetic similarities to present-day Papuan and Indigenous Australian groups, she had largely East Asian ancestry, challenging the prevailing view that people from East Asia only arrived in the region around 3,500 years ago.https://bit.ly/3jCaaHd 

Single-cell sequencing analyses have revealed that cell surface receptors called ACE2 and TMPRSS2, which are used by SARS-CoV-2 to enter our cells, are widespread.https://bit.ly/3jDSOJQ 

A codiscoverer of Lucy, Taieb recognized the potential for finding fossils in the Hadar Formation in Ethiopia.https://bit.ly/3gXgY09 

The tool is unique in that it recommends which dose of radiation a patient should receive, one researcher tells The Scientist.https://bit.ly/3t9yMtW 

The study used natural language processing to scan through nearly three decades’ worth of biomedical science research and determine the top 0.1 percent of new ideas from each year.https://bit.ly/3jE6rJf 

Mice up immune activity in their guts around the time they’re eating, a response that likely helps them stave off infection by foodborne pathogens.https://bit.ly/3mWVG6X