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Researchers investigated the chemical decomposition products of melanin and explored its potential in the synthesis of biopolymers. According to their findings, melanin could soon become a valuable biomass resource.

Cuttlefish Ink Could Be Key to Sustainable Plastics, Study Finds

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

Normally, antibodies fight viruses, but sometimes they mistakenly attack the body's own defenses. This study suggests that some severe COVID-19 cases might be linked to these mistaken antibodies that block important immune system signals.

Could Strange Antibodies Explain Severe COVID-19 Cases?

Categories Health

The micro-fringes on owl wings effectively suppress the noise while maintaining the aerodynamic performance of the wings comparable to that of a wing without the fringes.

Uncovering the secrets behind the silent flight of owls

Categories Life & Non-humans, Physics & Mathematics

Like Goldilocks, the team compared the number of galaxy clusters measured with predictions from numerical simulations to determine which answer was “just right.”

Matter comprises of 31% of the total amount of stuff in the universe

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

Shadowy forrest

Sounds from nature: A soothing remedy for gambling addiction

Categories Brain & Behavior, Earth, Energy & Environment

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