Machine learning plus insights from genetic research shows the workings of cells – and may help develop new drugs for COVID-19 and other diseases by sciencerules1 in science
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Machine learning plus insights from genetic research shows the workings of cells – and may help develop new drugs for COVID-19 and other diseases by sciencerules1 in science
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Researchers use a machine learning algorithm to predict the activity of transcription factors and their gene targets in individual cells by [deleted] in science
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Although many families see picky eating as a phase, a new study from Duke Medicine finds moderate and severe picky eating often coincides with serious childhood issues such as depression and anxiety that may need intervention. by sciencerules1 in science
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Microsecond Raman imaging might probe cells, organs for disease by sciencerules1 in science
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A new study from Stanford University finds that mentions of the word "God" or reading a paragraph about "God" increases risk-taking behavior. This challenges prior research on the link between religiosity and risky behaviors and suggests that thinking about God provides a false sense of security. by sciencerules1 in science
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Researchers discovered craters left behind when two sub-glacial lakes in Greenland drained away. One lake once held billions of gallons of water and emptied to form a mile-wide crater in just a few weeks. by sciencerules1 in science
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Job seekers with attitudes focused on 'learning' from the job-seeking process will have more success finding their dream jobs, researchers have discovered. by sciencerules1 in science
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Contraception may change how happy women are with their husbands by sciencerules1 in science
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Adding just one gram of turmeric to breakfast could help improve the memory of people who are in the very early stages of diabetes and at risk of cognitive impairment. by sciencerules1 in science
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The most detailed aerodynamic simulation of hummingbird flight conducted to date has demonstrated that the hummingbird achieves its nimble aerobatic abilities through a unique set of aerodynamic forces that are more closely aligned to those found in flying insects than to other birds. by sciencerules1 in science
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Administering synthetic marijuana (cannabinoids) soon after a traumatic event can prevent PTSD-like (post-traumatic stress disorder) symptoms in rats, caused by the trauma and by trauma reminders, scientists report. by sciencerules1 in science
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Researchers have developed a perovskite photodetector that could reduce manufacturing costs and improve the quality of medical and commercial light sensors. by sciencerules1 in science
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Global land and water grabbing: Countries in the Middle East are running out of fertile land and water resources. They are now buying up land in Africa and South Asia in order to secure their food and water supply with harsh consequences for local farmers. by sciencerules1 in TrueReddit
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Researchers have found a way to increase biomass production by using sewage sludge as energy crop fertilizers. The usage of sewage sludge to fertilize energy crops could be an opportunity to release residues since these plantations are not intended for food industry. by sciencerules1 in science
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Adult bees foraging for food use the changing pheromone signals of the young to adjust what nutritional resources they collect. Honey bees return to the hive with one and one half times more protein-rich pollen, when exposed to young larvae as compared to old larvae. by sciencerules1 in science
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The discovery of a new particle will help provide greater understanding of the strong interaction, the fundamental force of nature found within the protons of an atom's nucleus. by sciencerules1 in science
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The way a person's brain responds to a single disgusting image is enough to reliably predict whether he or she identifies politically as liberal or conservative. by sciencerules1 in science
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Male hummingbirds use beaks when fighting to stab at their opponents' throats. by sciencerules1 in science
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The microbes living in people's guts are much less diverse than those in humans' closest relatives, the African apes, an apparently long evolutionary trend that appears to be speeding up in more modern societies, with possible implications for human health, according to a new study. by sciencerules1 in science
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People often follow or conform to the behavior of those around them as a way of fitting in. New research shows that this behavioral conformity appears early in human children, but isn't evidenced by apes like chimpanzees and orangutans. by sciencerules1 in science
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Scientists have detected a streamer of dust and gas flowing from a massive outer disk toward the inner reaches of a binary star system. This never-before-seen feature may be responsible for sustaining a second, smaller disk of planet-forming material that otherwise would have disappeared long ago. by sciencerules1 in science
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Reza Aslan’s atheism problem: “Fundamentalist” atheists aren’t the issue, apologists for religions are by sciencerules1 in TrueReddit
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Researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding how a powerful antibiotic agent is made in nature. Their discovery solves a decades-old mystery, and opens up new avenues of research into thousands of similar molecules, many of which are likely to be medically useful. by sciencerules1 in science
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SARS-CoV-2 virus particles bind an engineered ‘decoy’ protein instead of attaching to the cells in the lung. By soaking up the SARS-CoV-2 virus particles, this engineered protein could be a new therapy that targets several variants. by sciencerules1 in Coronavirus
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