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Aging Brings on Inflammation

Aging Brings on Inflammation - Yixian Zheng and colleagues discuss how aging in flies induces systemic inflammation through a decrease in Lamin-B levels...

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Food Webs | California Academy of Sciences

Food Webs | California Academy of Sciences - YouTube...

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How Tuberculosis Begins

How Tuberculosis Begins ...

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What Happens when You Rinse?

What Happens when You Rinse? ...

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How microtubules affect the shape of the endoplasmic reticulum

How microtubules affect the shape of the endoplasmic reticulum...

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A smiley separation

A smiley separation ...

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Tracking the Onset of Azheimer’s

Tracking the Onset of Azheimer’s - YouTube...

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Human Mutation - Large-scale objective phenotyping of 3D facial morphology

Human Mutation - Large-scale objective phenotyping of 3D facial morphology - YouTube...

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Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start

Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start - Joanne Kamens speaks about “Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start” at the Cell Press/AWIS LabLinks meeting on The Gender of Science and the Science of Gen...

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Circuit for Arousal from Sleep during Hypercapnia

Circuit for Arousal from Sleep during Hypercapnia ...

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Bubble templates in rats

Bubble templates in rats - While rodents are the first-choice animal model in the life sciences, they are rarely used as a model for higher visual functions. Here we report the performance of rats in ...

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Basal Ganglia in Perceptual Decision Making

The basal ganglia are critical for movement generation and value-based decisions, but while a contribution to perceptual decisions has been suggested, strong support for this proposal is lacking. Here...

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HGP10 Symposium: Biological and Therapeutic Insights from the Cancer Genome - Levi Garraway

Martin Hetzer and colleagues explain how nuclear envelope collapse causes micronuclei breakdown and drives impaired chromosome function. They propose that disrupted microuclei may serve as biomarkers ...

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Non-nuclear Splicing Factors Shape Axons during Motor Development

Non-nuclear Splicing Factors Shape Axons during Motor Development. The splicing factor SFPQ, known for its nuclear functions, is shown here to also act outside of the nucleus in developing motor axons...

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Auditory Stimulus Selection in Rodents and the Cocktail Party Problem

We must often focus on important sounds in our environment while ignoring others—sometimes called the "cocktail party problem." In this video, Dr. Chris Rodgers explains how rats were traine...

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Visual control of octopus arm movements

Visual control of octopus arm movements - Octopuses are known among invertebrates for their sophisticated behavior and the task they face of controlling eight flexible arms is a daunting one. As expla...

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Causal Role of Theta Oscillations in Auditory Working Memory

Causal Role of Theta Oscillations in Auditory Working Memory. This study shows that driving brain oscillations with rhythmic stimulation can specifically improve auditory working memory performance an...

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That DNA Ain't Junk! / Cell, Feb. 23, 2017 (Vol. 168, Issue 6)

That DNA Ain't Junk! / Cell, Feb. 23, 2017 (Vol. 168, Issue 6). Mariusz Nowacki tells us how junk DNA can be ligated into circles and transcribed to generate regulatory RNAs...

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Amygdala Predicts Stress Vulnerability

Amygdala Predicts Stress Vulnerability - This video summarizes the results of a Duke University study finding that higher amygdala reactivity to threat predicts greater symptoms of anxiety and depress...

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Learning How to Fear / Cell, May 31, 2018 (Vol. 173, Issue 6)

(1) Learning How to Fear / Cell, April 6, 2017 (Vol. 173, Issue 6) ...

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