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A high-fat diet may fuel anxiety | ScienceDaily - 0 views
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The study found that in animals, a high-fat diet disrupts resident gut bacteria, alters behavior and, through a complex pathway connecting the gut to the brain, influences brain chemicals in ways that fuel anxiety.
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"To think that just a high-fat diet could alter expression of these genes in the brain is extraordinary," said Lowry. "The high-fat group essentially had the molecular signature of a high anxiety state in their brain."
A new path to new drugs: Finding alternatives to animal testing | Science | AAAS - 0 views
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For example, researchers studying vitiligo, an autoimmune skin disorder, can directly assess how a potential intervention impacts autoimmune processes in skin tissue derived from people with vitiligo.
Frontiers | Evaluating undesired scratching in domestic cats: a multifactorial approach... - 0 views
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cratching serves many purposes such as maintaining claw health, provision of safety by marking and social communication
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This holistic approach ensures a comprehensive understanding and effective management of scratching-related issues in domestic cats.
What causes you to get a 'stitch in your side'? | Live Science - 0 views
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This theory is supported by the fact that side stitches become more likely if you eat or drink right before exercise.
World's largest hummingbird is actually two species | ScienceDaily - 0 views
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"They are as different from each other as chimpanzees are from bonobos,"
Extreme solar storm generated aurorae-and 'surprise' | Science | AAAS - 0 views
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Although this weekend’s storm didn’t appear to take out any satellites, it may shorten some of their life spans.
Nature's 3D printer: Bristle worms form bristles piece by piece | ScienceDaily - 1 views
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Nature's 3D printer: Bristle worms form bristles piece by piece
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The Raible group is currently working on improving the resolution of the observation in order to reveal even more details about bristle biogenesis.
Five Hormones that Control Plant Growth & Development - dummies - 2 views
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Auxins
Source reservoir controls on the size, frequency, and composition of large-scale volcan... - 0 views
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Fig. 1. Source reservoir processes that may supply a large volcanic eruption.
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Development of buoyancy overpressure at the top of a magma layer
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Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities develop naturally whenever buoyant magma layers form.
Dams trigger exponential population declines of migratory fish | Science Advances - 0 views
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When the GD, the first dam across the mainstream of the Yangtze River, was built in the 1970s, the Chinese government explicitly demanded that the dam consider the conservation of fish.
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Dams can harm migratory fish by disrupting their life cycles and then causing population extinctions.
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We divide the species population into spawning stock (spawners), which are sexually mature adults participating in the current year’s breeding, and recruitment stock, which includes larvae, juveniles, and subadults that have not reached the reproductive age and sexually immature adults/post-spawners that do not participate in the current year’s breeding.
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The Impossible Goal of a Disease-Free World - 1 views
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The environmental impacts of such actions were potentially devastating in retrospect. And ultimately, they had little influence on the long-term prevalence of plague.
Traces of bird flu are showing up in cow milk. Here's what to know - 0 views
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“The challenge that I see right now on U.S. farms is a virus getting into hogs,” Osterholm says. Pigs carry receptors similar to the ones found in both humans and birds, making swine a hog-heaven for bird flus that have potential to become a pandemic.
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“The challenge that I see right now on U.S. farms is a virus getting into hogs,” Osterholm says. Pigs carry receptors similar to the ones found in both humans and birds, making swine a hog-heaven for bird flus that have potential to become a pandemic.
Stony coral tissue loss disease indirectly alters reef communities | Science Advances - 2 views
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Butterflyfishes, which are facultative corallivores in this region, have even been found to prefer SCTLD-infected coral
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