Quick Summary Superbugs, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi resistant to multiple drugs, pose a global health threat. Hospitals are primary breeding grounds for pathogens like MRSA and Candida auris (C.
Speedy Summary Dinosaurs in Scotland: 131 fossilized footprints discovered on the Isle of Skye by a team from the University of Edinburgh confirm that dinosaurs, including ancestors of tyrannosaurus rex,
Swift Summary Scientists created solar cells using simulated Moon dust, known as “lunar regolith,” which efficiently convert sunlight into energy adn are resistant to radiation damage. This innovation addresses logistical
swift Summary The CASTLE panel’s sequencing data has been made openly available via NCBI SRA bioproject under code PRJNA1086849. Controlled access for clinical samples is facilitated through the dbGaP study
Speedy Summary: The article discusses various advancements in spatial transcriptomics and high-resolution molecular imaging techniques. These technologies enable a detailed analysis of RNA profiles, gene expression, and spatial organization within
Quick Summary: Sequence data associated with the study is hosted on the National Centre for biotechnology Information under BioProject ID PRJNA1163502. Online resources available include TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg19.knownGene from Bioconductor and additional
Swift summary Insects are the dominant contributors to animal species diversity globally. Their population faces numerous threats due to anthropogenic (human-induced) changes. The complexity of insect ecology presents notable challenges
Speedy Summary Microbial life has been teh dominant form of existence throughout Earth’s history. Despite their prevalence, microbes left a scant fossil record, complicating our understanding of evolutionary processes over
Fast summary Research investigates the activity of human high-order thalamic nuclei and their correlation with conscious states. The study explores how thalamic nuclei and thalamocortical interactions contribute to the transient
Quick Summary Light-sheet fluorescence microscopy has transformed biological studies by enabling visualization of dynamic cellular processes in 3D. Limitations of the technique include light scattering in thick tissue and photobleaching
