Deep learning method maps spatial architecture of brain cancer cells

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Glioblastoma is the deadliest and most common type of malignant brain tumour in adults. One of the reasons it's almost always incurable is that individual tumour cells are very different from one another and shift dynamically between various 'states'. Read Original...

Researchers identify specific gene linked to female protection from autism

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In many cases all it takes is one mutated gene to orchestrate changes across a whole network of genes linked to autism, according to new results published today in Nature by researchers at Boston Children's Hospital. Read Original...

Maternal brain activity reflects emotional bond with baby before birth

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Pregnancy and motherhood are associated with neural adaptations that help prepare women for caregiving. Read Original...

Supervised food challenges clear many infants of suspected peanut allergy

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A world-first national program has discovered more than a third of babies thought to have a peanut allergy could safely have the diagnosis removed. And the findings are changing how Australia's healthcare system approaches infant food allergies. Read Original...

Targeted nanoimmunotherapy reduces atherosclerotic plaque burden in mice

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This new article publication from Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B discusses a targeted nanoimmunotherapy designed to restore macrophage clearance of dying cells, promote an anti-inflammatory phenotype, and reduce atherosclerotic plaque burden in mice. Read Original...