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Preview thumbnail for Over 11-inches of thrombic material removed from patient’s pulmonary artery - the thrombus originated in the lower extremities before migrating to the heart, where it formed a perfect cast of the artery. image
Over 11-inches of thrombic material removed from patient’s pulmonary artery - the thrombus originated in the lower extremities before migrating to the heart, where it formed a perfect cast of the artery.
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3 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Cancer Cells Being Brutally Destroyed By Genetically Engineered T-cells image
Cancer Cells Being Brutally Destroyed By Genetically Engineered T-cells
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for This fish transport system moves fish through a flexible, pressurized tube, safely transporting them from one area to another. This solves a major problem for migratory fish like salmon. image
This fish transport system moves fish through a flexible, pressurized tube, safely transporting them from one area to another. This solves a major problem for migratory fish like salmon.
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for This arrow by mathematician and sculptor Kokichi Sugihara can't point left. It's 3D-printed with a series of curves designed prevent the brain from registering it. image
This arrow by mathematician and sculptor Kokichi Sugihara can't point left. It's 3D-printed with a series of curves designed prevent the brain from registering it.
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11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for These weed-killing robots could give big agrochemical companies a run for their money: this AI-driven robot uses 20% less herbicide, giving it a shot to disrupt a $26 billion market. image
These weed-killing robots could give big agrochemical companies a run for their money: this AI-driven robot uses 20% less herbicide, giving it a shot to disrupt a $26 billion market.
20x, not 20%
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for For the first time scientists have used CRISPR to edit DNA in viable human embryos. Researchers from China used the technology to correct a single amino acid mutation that causes Marfan syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that can affect the heart, bones, and joints. image
For the first time scientists have used CRISPR to edit DNA in viable human embryos. Researchers from China used the technology to correct a single amino acid mutation that causes Marfan syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that can affect the heart, bones, and joints.
in China
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Modulation of anti-tumor immunity by the brain’s reward system in mice. Given the central role of the reward system in positive emotions, these findings introduce a physiological mechanism whereby the patient’s psychological state can impact anti-tumor immunity and cancer progression. image
Modulation of anti-tumor immunity by the brain’s reward system in mice. Given the central role of the reward system in positive emotions, these findings introduce a physiological mechanism whereby the patient’s psychological state can impact anti-tumor immunity and cancer progression.
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for For brown widow spiders, sex is literally a matter of life and death. If a male chooses an adult female, chances are roughly 50/50 that she’ll eat him afterward. But if he mates with a younger subadult female, she’ll let him live to see another day. Despite this, the males prefer older mates. image
For brown widow spiders, sex is literally a matter of life and death. If a male chooses an adult female, chances are roughly 50/50 that she’ll eat him afterward. But if he mates with a younger subadult female, she’ll let him live to see another day. Despite this, the males prefer older mates.