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Cutting edge scientific discoveries …simplified
Joined October 2023
Discover the secret behind RNA Pol II termination: a scorpion-tail-shaped module in the Integrator complex that facilitates gene expression regulation. A groundbreaking study by @isaac_fianu & team in @Nature #Genetics #ScienceNews
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Chromosomal instability in cancer can cause epigenetic changes, leading to abnormal gene activity. This is due to chromosomes being trapped in micronuclei, disrupting normal histone modifications. #CancerResearch #Epigenetics #ChromosomalIn
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Researchers reveal a cellular surveillance system that protects mitochondria from protein damage. It uses two signals, mtROS and c-mtProt, to activate a response that restores protein balance. #CellBiology #Mitochondria #ProteinBalance
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Scientists have proven the existence of chiral phonons in quartz using X-ray scattering. This discovery opens up new possibilities in condensed matter physics. #Physics #ChiralPhonons #Quartz
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Major earthquakes on the southern San Andreas Fault likely triggered by high water levels in ancient Lake Cahuilla. Hydrologic loads increase stress on fault lines, potentially causing seismic activity. #Earthquake #Geology
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People globally believe morality is declining, a belief held for 70+ years. However, studies show this perception is an illusion, influenced by biased exposure and memory. #MoralDecline #PerceptionVsReality
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Complex life on Earth flourished later than thought, with eukaryotic life appearing in marine sediments 1,600-800 million years ago. This discovery challenges previous molecular clock estimates. #Evolution #Eukaryotes #EarthHistory
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New study reveals an intracellular agonist, PCO371, that selectively activates G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) without causing adverse effects. This could pave the way for new drug development. #GPCRs #DrugDevelopment
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New study shows break-induced replication, a DNA repair mechanism, uses SNM1A nuclease to handle complex DNA structures and ensure processivity. This contributes to telomere lengthening. #DNARepair #Genetics
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Life history strategies can optimize species' survival when competing for a single resource. This could explain why co-existing species often have complementary life strategies. #Biodiversity #Ecology
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Researchers explore quantum phenomena in InAs/GaSb wells, finding a new quantum phase with long-range entanglement. This could open new research directions in topological and correlated bosonic systems. #QuantumPhysics #TopologicalOrder
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Study finds that early-formed asteroids, not chondritic bodies, are major building blocks of terrestrial planets like Earth and Mars. This discovery helps understand planet formation mechanisms and timescales. #PlanetFormation #Asteroids
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CRISPR systems use a trimmer-integrase to maintain genome integrity by distinguishing self from non-self DNA. This process involves DNA capture, trimming, and integration. #CRISPR #GenomeIntegrity
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New study shows eukaryotes, complex cells in humans, evolved from Asgard archaea, specifically the Hodarchaeales order. This evolution involved more gene duplication and fewer gene loss events. #Evolution #CellBiology #Genomics
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The nervous system plays a key role in cancer development and progression. It can regulate cancer growth and even be manipulated by cancer. Understanding this interaction could lead to new therapies. #CancerResearch #NeuroscienceOfCancer
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Quantum computing shows promise despite noise issues. Experiments on a 127-qubit processor show accurate results, even without fault-tolerant circuits. This suggests quantum computing's utility even in its early stages. #QuantumComputing #T
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The RAD51B-RAD51C-RAD51D-XRCC2 complex plays a key role in DNA repair and cancer prevention. It stimulates the assembly of RAD51 filaments, crucial for DNA repair. #CancerResearch #DNARepair
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Evidence of a 200-year-old flare from the Milky Way's black hole, Sgr A*, found through X-ray polarization. This suggests it once shone as bright as a Seyfert galaxy. #Space #BlackHole #MilkyWay
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New study reveals a method to improve efficiency of formamidinium lead iodide perovskite in photovoltaics by avoiding undesirable phases during crystallization, achieving 25.4% power-conversion efficiency. #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy
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