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Tiny worm, giant leap: Discovery of highly specific fatty acid attachment to proteins

In a world where the intricacies of molecular biology often seem as vast and mysterious as the cosmos, a new study delves into the microscopic universe of proteins, unveiling a fascinating aspect of their existence. This revelation could hold profound implications for the understanding and treatment of a myriad of human diseases.

BiologyJan 23, 2024

Scientists spin naturalistic silk from artificial spider gland

Researchers have succeeded in creating a device that spins artificial spider silk that closely matches what spiders naturally produce. The artificial silk gland was able to re-create the complex molecular structure of silk by mimicking the various chemical and physical changes that naturally occur in a spider's silk gland.

BiologyJan 23, 2024

Ants help reveal why sourcing different plants for eco fuels is crucial for biodiversity

Despite being a renewable energy source, the use of biofuel is controversial, as growing few, highly productive crops for fuel can lead to biodiversity loss in the cropping systems where biomass is produced. A cropping system refers to the crops, their sequence, and the management practices on a given field.

BiologyJan 23, 2024

How a Koch-linked group stalled a bipartisan Ohio energy efficiency bill at the last minute

As a floor vote neared in the Ohio House, the state chapter of Americans for Prosperity issued a “key vote alert” that misrepresented key facts about the legislation.

EnergyJan 23, 2024

Xcel Energy proposes time-of-use rates as the default option for Minnesota customers

The utility’s rate during peak hours would double, encouraging customers to conserve energy, but the plan raises questions about electrification efforts.

EnergyJan 23, 2024

New York will replace gas pipelines to pump clean heat into buildings

A state law has spurred 13 utility pilot projects aimed at creating neighborhoodwide thermal energy networks — a climate strategy gaining traction nationwide.

EnergyJan 23, 2024

Digitized records from wildlife centers show the most common ways that humans harm wild animals

At hundreds of wildlife rehabilitation centers across the U.S., people can learn about wild animals and birds at close range. These sites, which may be run by nonprofits or universities, often feature engaging exhibits, including “ambassador” animals that can’t be released – an owl with a damaged wing, for example, or a fox that was found as a kit and became accustomed to being fed by humans.

Big DataJan 23, 2024

China’s genomics success shows big data challenges

Ten years ago, when scientists amassed raw data for the first mapped human genome, it required years of collaborative effort. Today, BGI Shenzhen, the world’s largest genomics research institute, can do it in two hours or less.

Big DataJan 23, 2024

Big data could help your health, if you let it

Imagine a smartphone app that predicts what medical conditions you’re likely to suffer from and tells you how to avoid them. You may be able to download one sooner than you think.

Big DataJan 23, 2024

Next-Generation Wi-Fi 7 Standard Expected To Be Finalized in Early 2024

Certification of Wi-Fi 7- the next generation in wireless networking for home, enterprise, and industrial environments- is expected by the end of the first quarter of 2024, according to a post on the Wi-Fi Alliance website.

TechJan 3, 2024
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