Rapid Summary The Proceedings of the National academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 12 (March 2025), highlights research on Highly reducing Iterative Polyketide Synthases (HR-iPKSs). HR-iPKSs are enzyme complexes with
Rapid Summary The article focuses on the process of cell division, specifically how the mitotic spindle segregates genetic material during mitosis. Correct assembly of a bipolar spindle is crucial for
Quick Summary The study published in the Proceedings of the national Academy of Sciences (Volume 122, Issue 12, march 2025) focuses on the mechanisms behind intracellular transport vesicle formation. it
Quick Summary: The Proceedings of the National academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 12, March 2025, focuses on the significance of diffusive transport involving bacteria and engineered microswimmers in porous
Quick Summary Scratching an itch often worsens the rash, despite its satisfying nature. Research lead by Daniel Kaplan, dermatologist and immunologist at the University of Pittsburgh, revealed why scratching exacerbates
Quick Summary earths largest mass extinction occurred 252 million years ago during the end-Permian era,wiping out approximately 80% of marine species. A study in Science Advances suggests that warm,oxygen-depleted waters
Fast Summary Researchers from Duke University studied zebra finches to understand the intrinsic motivation behind learning songs. Zebra finches, native to Australia, practice thier courtship songs at least 10,000 times
Rapid Summary NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) identified ultraviolet light from a distant galaxy, JADES-GS-z13-1, existing 330 million years after the Big Bang. This revelation challenges previous hypotheses about
Rapid Summary Cold Plunging Trend: Cold water plunging, including baths below 31°C (88°F), is popular for claimed mental and physical benefits such as reduced anxiety, improved focus, enhanced immunity, metabolism
Speedy Summary The article covers the latest developments in science and policy. Topics discussed include the collider’s last run, early galaxy studies on oxygen, and efforts to engage climate authors
