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A study in BMC Genomics investigates the genetic diversity and phylogenetic relationships of A. marmoratus from different geographical regions from the Darjeeling Hill Region and other regions across the globe.
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What drives a career in ovarian cancer research? In his interview, Rajesh Singh, Senior Editor for Journal of Ovarian Research, discusses the challenges of ovarian cancer, the motivation behind his research, and how discoveries can improve patient outcomes.
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A study in @MicrobiomeJ discusses a novel Antarctic chemolithotroph that drives iron biomineralization, shedding new light on how microbes influence Earth's iron cycle. The finding offers fresh insight into iron oxidation processes that have remained poorly understood.
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Behavioral and Brain Functions is calling for submissions to its new Collection on Neural and Behavioral Mechanisms of Emotion and Cognitive Function Across Species, edited by Robert Gerlai and Soaleha Shams.
Submit your research before 10 June 2027: bit.ly/4yEKtK2
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A Review in Translational Neurodegeneration evaluates the potential of Fyn inhibitors as a therapeutic target in neurodegenerative diseases, emphasizing selective approaches that block harmful signaling while preserving healthy brain function.
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Last call! BMC Environmental Science extends the deadline for submissions to the ‘AI for environmental and climate modeling’ Collection to 9 January 2027. Join researchers in supporting SDG13: Climate.
Action and submit your work: bit.ly/47jSc4j
Every year World Mental Health Day is an opportunity to engage with people with lived experience of mental health conditions. International Journal of Mental Health Systems welcomes submissions strengthening the role of lived experience perspectives in mental health systems research.
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World Thrombosis Day falls on October 13th each year. To commemorate #WTDay26, @Thrombosis_J hosted a Q&A with co-EiC Rob Medcalf, discussing the field & exciting journal plans!
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How do we move beyond understanding the research-policy gap to implementing solutions? This Collection in Health Research Policy and Systems seeks papers showcasing successful approaches to embedding evidence in health policy and health systems.
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A study published in Ocean Ecosystems studies to what extent reef fish communities support ecological functioning and human nutrition following climate-driven habitat reorganization.
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A study in BMC Infectious Diseases finds that children with severe COVID-19 share similar immune response patterns seen in adults and identifies gene signatures that distinguish severe illness from mild infection, highlighting potential targets for new therapies.
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In a study published in Stem Cell Research & Therapy, researchers develop stem cell-derived pituitary cells that produce ACTH and function in both mouse and primate models, advancing the quest for physiologically responsive treatments for hypopituitarism.
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A study published in Parasites & Vectors establishes the first comprehensive distribution models for 16 tick species in Japan for anticipating the occurrence of tick-borne diseases in this region.
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In a study published in the Journal of Applied Volcanology, the authors debunk 18 common misconceptions about volcanoes and share how proper communication can save lives during natural disasters.
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A study in BMC Ecology and Evolution shows that female resistance, not just mate choice, drives reproductive isolation in Bahamas mosquitofish. Females are more aggressive to males from other populations, reducing fertilisation and gene flow.
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Persistent fatigue in lupus may be more than a lingering symptom. By drawing connections with ME/CFS, a study in the Journal of Translational Medicine proposes a new framework suggesting that immune, metabolic, vascular, and nervous system changes could interact to drive long-term symptom burden in some patients.
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An article in @GenomeBiology presents dicast: a machine learning method for accurate structural variant detection from short-read sequencing data, with potential benefits for clinical diagnostics and genome-wide association studies.
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Low-proteinuric diabetic kidney disease with sustained rapid kidney function decline is associated with endothelial and tubular transcriptional alterations without uniform advanced glomerular filtration-barrier lesions, finds a study in Cardiovascular Diabetology.
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A study in #BMCEcolEvol finds that the hunting behaviours of predatory mammals influence their locomotor shape throughout their stride.
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Low telomere length and low skeletal muscle mass are jointly associated with greater risk of all-cause mortality, especially among younger individuals and women, finds a study in Nutrition & Metabolism.
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