Category: Biology & Genetics
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Non-Gaussian homodyne methods approach coherent-state discrimination limits
This research indicates that continuously labelled non-Gaussian measurements can achieve near-optimal coherent state discrimination without photon detection.
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GSK3 stabilizes DOG1L4 and increases wheat seed dormancy
This research indicates that a wheat GSK3 kinase can interact with DOG1L4, stabilize it, and strengthen resistance to pre-harvest sprouting.
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Brain organoids improve human-relevant environmental neurotoxicity assessment
This research indicates that human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived brain organoids can make environmental neurotoxicology more human-relevant, mechanistic, and predictive by capturing key features of human brain development and sensitivity to chronic, low-dose exposures.
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AB-8 resin effectively enriched jujube pulp polyphenols
This research indicates that an integrated deep eutectic solvent extraction and macroporous adsorption resin enrichment protocol can purify Ziziphus jujuba pulp polyphenols, with AB-8 showing the best selectivity among the resins tested.
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High-resolution spatial transcriptomics maps gut host–microbiome interactions
This research indicates that a high-resolution spatial RNA sequencing method can improve bacterial RNA recovery and reveal host–microbiome interactions in the gut.
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Global bee species richness is estimated at 24,705-26,164 species
This research indicates that global bee species richness is likely higher than previously recognized, with especially large gaps in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
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Cyclophilin A levels were higher in women with preeclampsia
This research indicates that cyclophilin A levels were higher in the first trimester in women who later developed preeclampsia and remained elevated in the third trimester in women with established disease.
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Ancient genomes show a population turnover in the Paris Basin
This research indicates that the Paris Basin experienced a largely discontinuous population change after the Neolithic decline, with Neolithic ancestry arriving from the south around 2900 BC.
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Coastal food web changed over 125 years but kept stable trophic structure
This research indicates that the coastal food web in a tidal basin of the northern Wadden Sea changed in composition and interactions over 125 years while retaining stable trophic structure, energy transfer efficiency, and structural robustness.
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Urine metabolomics distinguished pediatric tuberculosis states
This research indicates that urine high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance metabolomics may distinguish pediatric tuberculosis disease, tuberculosis infection, and healthy controls.
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