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The nutrient that cancer cells crave

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Categories Health
A lymph node with clusters of germinal centers full of mature B cells (red), dotted with less evolved “naive” B cells (green).

When the body’s B cell training grounds stay open after hours

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Categories Health
Ants and larvae

Ants feed milk to their young, researchers find

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Categories Life & Non-humans

Mosquitos hunt your fatty acids

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Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Ant colonies behave like neural networks when making decisions

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Categories Life & Non-humans

How the intestine replaces and repairs itself

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Categories Health

Compound might defeat multidrug-resistant bacteria found in hospitals

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Categories Health

COVID-19 infection can be inhibited by elements of the human microbiome

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Categories Health

By putting cancer cells to sleep, new drug could prevent tumor metastasis

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Categories Health

Lonely flies, like many humans, eat more and sleep less

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans
An area (red-yellow) in the brain's temporal pole specializes in familiar face recognition.

Scientists discover a new class of memory cells in the brain

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Categories Brain & Behavior

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