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The Lancet subissue: The higher the level of education, the lower the risk of death, the longer the life

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We often say that knowledge is power, in fact, knowledge is also wealth, knowledge can change fate, and education is the main way for people to acquire knowledge. The importance of education is self-evident, and studies show that people with higher levels of education live longer than others, but the link between educa...

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02 / 02

2024

Nature Sub-journal: Chinese scholars improve the efficiency of pilot editing by artificial intelligence algorithm

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On October 21, 2019, Professor Liu Ruqian, a pioneer in gene editing technology, published a paper in Nature journal [1], developing a new precision gene editing tool - Prime Editor PE, which does not rely on DNA double strand breaks and does not require a DNA donor template. It can effectively realize the free convers...

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10 / 31

2023

A key pigment synthetase for Marine photosynthesis has been discovered at Westlake University |

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Life began in the ocean. About half of the oxygen on Earth is produced by photosynthesis in the oceans. Chlorophyll is a key molecule for capturing light energy and producing chemical energy in photosynthesis. In the oceans, where sunlight does not shine, photosynthetic life has evolved sophisticated light-trapping mec...

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10 / 07

2023

The antiviral drug Monolavir may cause new mutations in the novel coronavirus

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Molnupiravir Monolavir is an oral anti-Covid-19 drug developed by Merck that targets an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase RdRp and was approved for marketing in the UK and the US in late 2021. It is also the first oral drug to be approved for the market.Molnupiravir, which is heavily used to treat COVID-19 infections with g...

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09 / 27

2023

mRNA vaccine: Only one dose can protect against HPV-associated tumors, which is more effective than DNA or recombinant protein vaccines

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The study demonstrated the immunogenicity and therapeutic efficacy of three different mRNA vaccines in extensive comparative experiments, all of which outperformed the conventional DNA - and protein-based gDE7 vaccine. These study data support further evaluation of these mRNA vaccines in clinical trialsCervical cancer ...

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08 / 22

2023

PI3Kα small molecule activator for cardiac protection and nerve regeneration

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The PI3K family consists of 3 isoenzymes, among which class IA PI3K has been studied extensively and deeply. It is composed of the catalytic subunit of PI3K p110 PI3kα, Pi3kβ and Pi3kδ and the regulatory subunit of PI3K p85, which has lipid kinase activity and protein kinase activity. The overactivation of PI3K type IA...

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05 / 30

2023

New cancer treatment strategy: Targeting iron death inhibitor protein to promote iron death in cancer cells

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During the development process of multicellular organisms, there are a variety of preset and precisely controlled programmed cell death, such as Apoptosis, Necroptosis, Pyroptosis, and Ferroptosis.Ferroptosis is a new iron-dependent programmed cell death discovered by Brent Stockwell Laboratory at Columbia University i...

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05 / 16

2023

ChatGPT not only does research, but also allows a virtual digital society to learn and evolve

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ChatGPT has been at the peak of its popularity since its release and continues to be popular.While ChatGPT is popular, some scientists are already looking for ways to use ChatGPT as a tool man in their own research.For example, Stanford University and Google have teamed up to bring ChatGPT into sandbox games, allowing ...

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04 / 19

2023

Novel coronavirus protein ORF8 inhibits human immune response by mimicking histones

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In a new study, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Texas Medical Science, Boston University and Boston Medical Center in the United States found that the SARS-CoV-2 virus produces a protein that mimics the protein that packages DNA, thereby blocking transcription that normally plays a ro...

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04 / 07

2023

Live Longer at low temperatures? The Nature paper reveals the molecular mechanism behind it

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Previous studies in nematodes, fruit flies and mice have shown that properly lowering body temperature can extend their lifespan. The association between moderately low body temperature and longer life has also been reported in humans. However, the exact mechanism by which a slight drop in body temperature has a life-p...

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04 / 04

2023

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