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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Two Key Players in Alzheimer's Detection: A Fresh Look

Alzheimer's disease is a growing concern, with millions of people affected worldwide. Early detection is crucial for better management and treatment. Two important indicators of this disease are monoamine oxidase B (MAO-B) and acetylcholinesterase (AChE). These substances are often elevated in indiv

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Detecting Pesticides: A Smart Sensor Breakthrough

Pesticide residue detection is crucial for food safety. A new sensor has been created to spot Benomyl, a common pesticide, in fruits and vegetables. This sensor uses a special mix of materials to boost its performance. The key ingredients are Cu-BTC and FeCo-ZIF, which are turned into N-doped carbon

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Eggs: The Unlikely Survivors

Eggs have a surprising secret. They are more likely to stay intact when they fall on their side. This fact was discovered after more than 200 eggs were tested in various experiments. This might not change how you crack an egg for breakfast. But it could help when hard-boiling eggs. Dropping them in

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

The Future of Heart Health: AI's Role in Tackling Cardiotoxicity

Cardiotoxicity is a big worry in heart research. It can cause serious heart problems. These include heart failure and irregular heartbeats. This is where artificial intelligence comes in. AI can help find new ideas to tackle these issues. AI tools like ChatGPT can simulate conversations. They can g

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden Force Behind Clay Breakdown

There is a lot going on beneath our feet. Clay minerals are an important part of the ground we walk on, but they have a big job. They keep the earth stable and healthy. The stability of these minerals is key to understanding how our soil behaves. But there is a mystery. What makes these minerals b

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

How Age Affects the Way We Step Over Things

When people get older, they often trip over things. This is a big deal because it can lead to serious injuries. Scientists have been looking into how older adults move their feet when they step over obstacles. They want to understand if there are clear differences compared to younger people. However

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Savanna Chimps: How They Pick Their Meals

In the vast, dry savannas, male chimpanzees face a unique challenge: finding enough food to meet their daily needs. Unlike their forest-dwelling cousins, these chimps live in a landscape where food is often scarce and spread out. So, how do they choose what to eat? Researchers set out to answer this

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Nanozymes with Dual-Atom Power

Nanozymes are tiny machines that copy the work of natural enzymes. They are used in medicine and other fields. Some of these nanozymes have two metal atoms working together. These are called dual-atom nanozymes. They are better than the old single-atom ones. They do not clump together and they

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

How Culture Shapes What We See and Say

People often share their memories in situations where cultures mix. This happens a lot in places like eyewitness interviews. A study looked into how people from Sub-Saharan Africa and Western Europe remember and talk about events they witnessed. The experiment involved 64 participants who watched a

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May 15 2025SCIENCE

Boosting Vitamin B2 with Smart Bacterial Tweaks

The quest to boost vitamin B2, or riboflavin, production has led to some clever tricks with bacteria. Scientists have found a way to make Bacillus subtilis, a common bacteria, produce more riboflavin. They did this by tweaking a specific pathway in the bacteria's metabolism. This pathway, known as t

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