A study in @NatMetabolism shows that under glucose-depleted conditions, neurons can use fatty acids as an alternative source of energy to support synaptic function.

High concentrations of nanoplastic particles were found in locations across the North Atlantic Ocean, particularly in the top 10 metres of water and near coastlines, according to an analysis in @Nature.

Ancient proteins have been recovered from fossil relatives of rhinoceroses and other animals that are at least 18 million years old, according to evidence from two papers in Nature. .

Preliminary results from a clinical trial reported in Nature Medicine show that an AAV-OTOF gene therapy was safe and led to hearing improvements in 10 patients with congenital deafness with 6–12 months of follow-up.

Advances in beta cell differentiation have propelled cell therapies for diabetes into the clinic. A Review in @NatureMedicine outlines the lessons learned from early-phase trials and discusses the challenges that must now be overcome. 🔒

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Some want ultra-processed foods to be better defined and regulated. A feature in @NatureMedicine looks at the scientific evidence and if it supports strong policy changes.

Emerging ‘co-scientist’ systems use artificial intelligence chatbots to mimic the deliberations of a research group. @Nature asked researchers to test them out. Here’s what they learned.

15.6 million people born between 2008 and 2017 globally are expected to develop gastric cancer sometime in their life, suggests a study published in @NatureMedicine.

Research published in @NatMachIntell reveals that deep neural networks prioritize visual properties over semantic ones when processing images, contrasting with human representation strategies.

SNAP-tag is a widespread tool for labelling protein for bioimaging. An article published in @nchembio presents SNAP-tag2 with increased labelling kinetics and brightness, which translates into a better performance in live-cell super-resolution imaging.

The mantle upwelling beneath the Afar rift may be influenced by tectonic processes in the overriding lithospheric plates that shape the distribution of both compositional heterogeneties and abundance of melt, according to a paper in @NatureGeosci.

84% of children with long COVID experience impaired health related quality of life compared to peers with chronic conditions, according to a study published in @CommsMedicine.

Around 25% of U.S. infants lack detectable Bifidobacterium, regardless of birth or feeding method. This deficit could have implications for immune health and the trajectory of noncommunicable diseases, according to a study published in @CommsBio.

A Perspective article published in npj Climate Action discusses the chronic impacts of the climate crisis on mental health and argues that adding a focus on mental health and well-being is important for advancing climate resilience.

Disadvantaged communities in the United States have 64% fewer public electric vehicle charging stations per capita compared to those in non-disadvantaged areas, according to a study published in @NatureComms.

It’s been 25 years since the UCSC Genome Browser launched. @Nature profiles how the website remains an essential tool for navigating the genome and understanding its structure, function, and clinical impact.

The findings of a study in @NatureMicrobiol show the high bioaccumulation capacity of gut bacteria for PFAS, commonly known as forever chemicals.

A paper in @Nature presents a model of climate evolution on Mars that offers an explanation for past fluctuating water availability on the Red Planet.

A study in @NatureHumBehav shows that following the news on social media increases current affairs knowledge, the ability to discern true from false news and trust in the news.