Speedy Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has published its Volume 122, Issue 29, in July 2025. The publication appears to hold research findings relevant to
Rapid Summary mitochondria are key organelles involved in both normal and disease-related cellular functions. In malignant cancer cells, mitochondrial reprogramming is crucial for supporting the metabolic requirements of these cells.
Fast Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 29 (July 2025), highlights the renewed attention to the social implications of emerging infectious diseases following the
Rapid Summary The latest edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (Volume 122, Issue 29, July 2025) highlights research involving chaotic modes implemented in microcavities through nanostructures. This
Quick Summary Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurological disease causing paralysis, with early symptoms including weakness, slurred speech, adn difficulty swallowing. Approximately 25% of ALS patients experience speech
Quick Summary Species finding: A new Middle Triassic species,Mirasaura grauvogeli (“Grauvogel’s Wonder Reptile”),has been identified with fossil evidence dating back approximately 247 million years. Unique Feature: The reptile exhibited feather-shaped
Quick Summary Blood cancer affects approximately 1.7 million individuals in the U.S., making early and affordable detection crucial. Researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have developed a method
Swift Summary: Researchers from the University of Cambridge discovered a trove of Cambrian-era fossils in the Grand Canyon during an expedition along the Colorado River. Fossils date back to between
Fast Summary scientists have identified a “sixth sense” – a real-time communication pathway between gut microbes and the brain, termed the “neurobiotic sense.” The study, published in nature, demonstrates how
Quick Summary The widely disputed 2010 study on “arsenic life,” which claimed that bacteria could incorporate arsenic instead of phosphorus into their DNA, has been retracted by Science journal 15
