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  1. Kiinnitetty twiitti
    29. kesäk. 2020

    Given the lengthy presymptomatic phase and asymptomatic infections, a new argues that wearing well-fitted masks, especially in enclosed indoor spaces, is important to help prevent transmission.

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    A breakdown in a fine-tuned signaling pathway can disrupt in the lungs and lead to the accumulation of surfactant—a hallmark of lung disorders such as .

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    During the Cenozoic era, warmer oceans harbored more species with similar functional roles, according to a new Science study, which reveals how ocean temperature shapes biodiversity and biogeographic patterns over geological timescales.

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  4. Why do some cells, upon acquiring an oncogenic driver mutation, have the capacity to form tumors, whereas others remain largely dormant? New research presents evidence for the concept of "oncogenic competence."

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  5. One factor of paramount importance to mitigating human-wildlife conflicts is often overlooked, argues a new : the responsibility of farmers and competent authorities to ensure livestock welfare. Read more ➡

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  6. Vaccinated individuals and those who have previously suffered severe may be at lower risk for subsequent severe infections with variants than people who had milder cases, according to a new analysis from .

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  7. Rapid warming in the Arctic is a likely driver of the recent extreme winter weather in the U.S., finds a new Science study, which establishes a physical link between anthropogenic and the stratospheric polar vortex disruption.

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  8. In the new issue of , scientists explore how biochemical modifications of a protein that regulates the cell can have distinct effects on the leakage of fluids from blood vessels.

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  9. On this week's 🎙: Pinpointing the origins of , and making vortex beams of atoms. 🎧 Listen here:

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    2. syysk.

    In mouse models of lung , scientists have identified a reservoir of killer T cells in the tumor draining lymph nodes, which evade termination driven by cues in the unforgiving microenvironment.

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  11. "Diminishing academic harassment in science requires attention and collaborative action by all members of the scientific workforce." A new on creating a safer and more civil scientific environment:

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  12. How microbiota improve immunotherapy: New research shows that members of the Enterococcus genus promote immunotherapy responses in mice through immunostimulatory muropeptides, which are structural units of bacterial cell walls.

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    A new argues that acquisition of public natural resource rights for the purpose of withholding them from development should be allowed, adding that policies should be reformed to include conservation as a legally valid form of “use.”

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    By showing dendritic cells partake in a “division of labor” when responding to a promising vaccine vector, a new study from may inform the design of new for infectious diseases and cancer.

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    Preexisting cross-reactive T cells against enhance SARS-CoV-2 immune responses upon infection & vaccination, a new study shows. These cells’ cross-reactivity decreases w/ age, which may help explain the incidence of severe infection in elderly

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    Scientists have developed a novel hydrogel that may promote cartilage regeneration in arthroscopic surgery.

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    A static view of ecosystem processes is no longer sufficient to inform conservation and natural resource management approaches, a new argues.

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    2. syysk.

    Although the theory that originated from a “lab leak” has gained traction throughout the pandemic, many scientists say the existing evidence makes it far more probable that the virus made a natural “zoonotic” jump from animals to humans.

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    "Adversaries’ and allies’ core values must be faced as they are, not as some might wish them to be... Only then might commonalities and conflicts across cultures, values, and interests be effectively navigated." A new by :

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    A proofreader in , what keeps plants from flowering when it’s too cold, and a likely driver of extreme winter weather events in the U.S. 📕 Read the latest in Science:

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    A new Science study shows that mRNA vaccines designed to express chimeric spike protein protect aged mice against epidemic, zoonotic, and pandemic SARS-like viruses. Read more:

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