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Why We Get Frail And How To Reverse It

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Aging is characterized by a gradual loss of cellular homeostasis and tissue function. This is a major cause of frailty in the elderly, which reduces their quality…
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Exploring The Moon’s Iron Distribution

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The moon is considered to have experienced a magma ocean, with whole-body melting. Differentiation and crystallization of the melt formed today’s crustal Moon. Major elemental…
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Using Electrocatalysts To Find New Uses For Captured CO2

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Earth’s ecology has been transformed by humans at an alarming rate and will worsen as the world population continues to expand and as limited natural…
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The Search For Novel Inexpensive And Efficient Non-Noble Catalysts

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In the past few decades, the rapid consumption of non-renewable fossil fuels has caused significant environmental and social problems on a global scale. Renewable energy…
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Can Immunotherapy Conquer Triple-Negative Breast Cancer?

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Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is a subtype of breast cancer, the most common cancer in women. TNBC is clinically negative for expression of the estrogen…
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The Role Of Actin Rings In Early Embryo Development

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During the first stages of pregnancy, as the embryo travels down the fallopian tube it begins to transform from a loose cluster of cells into…
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Water Splitting In Contaminated Waters

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Hydrogen is a clean source of energy as its combustion only results in water vapor. This is unlike the situation with fossil fuels, wherein its…
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The Challenge Of River Basin Monitoring

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In the coming years, water management will face new challenges for several reasons. Global warming is reducing water availability, population growth is dramatically increasing global…
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Surface Properties Of Asteroids

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Our solar system contains a myriad of bodies with sizes ranging from a few meters to hundreds of kilometers. We call them asteroids. The most numerous…
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 Dying Cancer Cells “Teach” Remaining Tumor How To Survive During Chemo- And Radiotherapy

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Research performed during the last 50 years has led to great progress in the therapy of cancer. Scientists were able to dramatically increase both the…
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A Closer Look At The Properties Of Sand

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When we fill a bucket up with sand, flip it upside down, and remove the bucket to make a sand castle, we usually don’t think…
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