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Jan 12, 2023

Deadly snakes pictured fleeing flooded dens: “They are fantastic swimmers”

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What do snakes do when their burrows are inundated with flood water? The same thing as humans—they move.

Snakes in California have been seen swimming through the state’s flooded streets, but that’s nothing compared to South Australia.

The flooding of the Murray River in Australia has closed off roads, inundated homes and cut off communities across the country. It has also displaced local wildlife from their homes, resulting in an increase in snake encounters across the country.

Jan 12, 2023

You Will Eat This Guilt Free Meat in 5 Years

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Jan 12, 2023

Reasons Your Hips Hurt

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You use them to sit, stand, dance, kick, and run. Find out from WebMD’s slide show what makes your hips hurt, and what you can do about it.

Jan 12, 2023

Targets mapped for almost all human kinase enzymes

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Catalogue of substrate sequences for serine-threonine kinase enzymes.

Jan 11, 2023

Scientists Just Reprogrammed Mice to Live Longer. Humans May Be Next

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In the Rejuvenate Bio effort—the company published a paper that hasn’t yet been peer-reviewed and was noted for a lack of documentation on which cells were changed—the mice given the treatment were equivalent to a 77-year-old human (about 124 weeks old in mice years). The treated mice lived an extra 9 weeks, on average, beyond the control mice—good for a 7 percent increase in life. The experiment also produced a near-immediate effect.

“This is a powerful technology, and here is the proof of concept,” Noah Davidohn, chief scientific officer of Rejuvenate, told MIT Technology Review. “I wanted to show that it’s actually something we can do in our elderly population.”

Gene reprogramming is still a nascent—and divisive—field. Early research was, of course, limited to single cells. And mice have far fewer cells than a human. Expanding the concept to a human—with the upside of a 7 percent increase in life expectancy as our initial benchmark, no less—brings with it scale that increases risk.

Jan 11, 2023

Metabolism: This Video Explains Metabolism

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Jan 11, 2023

A US federal agency is considering a ban on gas stoves

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I imagine, this could hurt a lot of people. This could easily be resolved with better ventilation and planning; not really outright banning.


A federal agency is considering a ban on gas stoves, a source of indoor pollution linked to childhood asthma.

In an interview with Bloomberg, a US Consumer Product Safety commissioner said gas stove usage is a “hidden hazard.”

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Jan 11, 2023

New Study Uncovers Text-to-SQL Model Vulnerabilities Allowing Data Theft and DoS Attacks

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Academics reveal new Text-to-SQL model attacks that could potentially let attackers break into sensitive databases or launch DoS attacks.

Jan 11, 2023

California storm LIVE Updates

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Follow for updates on the severe weather slamming California. The storms have killed at least 17 people since the start of the year, California Governor Gavin Newsom said.

Jan 11, 2023

Metabolic regulation of species-specific developmental rates

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An in vitro system that recapitulates temporal characteristics of embryonic development demonstrates that the different rates of mouse and human embryonic development stem from differences in metabolic rates and—further downstream—the global rate of protein synthesis.

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