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How Viruses Hijack The Transport System In Neurons
Scientists in Japan have discovered how a tick-borne virus uses the host neuron’s transportation system to move viral RNA.
Finding Fossils With Forensic Science
Forensic science has helped researchers find evidence of ancient archaea in sedimentary rocks from the Permian and Lower Triassic periods.
Single-Crystal Metals Make Buildings Earthquake-Resistant
Scientists in Japan have developed a cost-effective method to produce large single-crystal metals that can be used in earthquake-resistant construction materials.
Stem Cells Treat Parkinson’s Disease In Monkeys
Scientists have used human induced pluripotent stem cells to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease in monkeys.
The Obama Ant Gets A 3D Avatar
Scientists in Japan have created 3D virtual avatars of three new ant species named in honor of key figures in conservation: Barack Obama, Ken Saro-Wiwa, and E.O. Wilson.
Mutation Predicts Schizophrenia And Autism Risk
Using molecular tools and statistical analyses, scientists in Japan have found a rare gene mutation that could serve as a potential predictor of schizophrenia and autism.
Studying Atomic Structures With Holograms
Using a neutron holography technique, scientists in Japan have obtained clear 3D images of atomic structures.
Takeda And Noile-Immune Biotech Enter CAR-T Collaboration
Takeda and Noile-Immune Biotech collaborate to advance next generation CAR-T therapy effective for solid tumors.
Pancreas-Derived Molecule Alleviates Brain Disease
Scientists in Japan have demonstrated that a growth factor produced by the pancreas can promote brain recovery.
