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Researchers developed an AI antibody model that accurately predicts heavy and light chain pairing, challenging long-held assumptions and advancing therapeutic design.

Researchers identified abnormal background brain activity as a measurable marker of ADHD. In a randomized trial, non-invasive brain stimulation reduced this neural “noise” in children and improved attention.

Researchers have discovered that a bacterium isolated from the intestines of Japanese tree frogs possesses potent anticancer activity.

Nagoya University researchers discovered a gene that actively suppresses food-odor detection in roundworms after reproduction ends. The finding challenges the idea that aging is purely due to accumulated damage.

Mapping the human reproductive system offers new clues into conditions affecting reproductive organs and the environmental impacts of certain chemicals.

UMass Amherst chemists have developed a three-color fluorescent method to visualize different mRNA molecules inside living mammalian cells. The approach reduces background noise and enables real-time tracking of RNA behavior.

By how scientists developed a new material with a pollution-busting surface that can effectively remove harmful contaminants from water.

Researchers have shown that near- and mid-infrared spectroscopy of leaves can reliably reveal a fruit’s ripeness without destructive testing.

Researchers at Institute of Science Tokyo developed adult human kidney tubuloids that model chronic kidney disease progression.

New open-access database highlights health-promoting microbes and natural compounds that support wellbeing beyond disease prevention.