Zebrafish Protein Reactivates Repair Genes in Mice to Regenerate Damaged Heart Cells
The data suggests that Hmga1, a key protein for regenerating heart cells, could be a target for gene therapies that prevent cardiac failure.
Related Articles
Large language models for the mental health community: framework for translating code to care
Large language models (LLMs) offer promising applications in mental health care to address gaps in treatment and research. By leveraging clinical notes and transcripts as…
Ants best humans at test of collective intelligence
Insects put their minds together in ways that sometimes eludes people
Deception in AI: Flaw or a Sign of Higher Intelligence?
When AI learns to deceive, is it a flaw—or a step toward a new kind of intelligence that mirrors our own and hints at AGI?
Canadian forests are more conducive to high-severity fires in recent decades
Canada has experienced more-intense and longer fire seasons with more-frequent uncontrollable wildfires over the past decades. However, the effect of these changes remains unknown. This…
Better care urged for animal remains tied to Indigenous peoples
New recommendations stress tracing and respecting links between communities and animal bones, pelts and other remains
On the trail with a truffle-hunting dog, and why we should save elderly plants and animals
On this week’s show: How truffle dogs can contribute to conservation of underground fungi, and the importance of age diversity
Farmers are abandoning land worldwide. What should happen to it?
Ecologists differ on whether to steer recovery or let nature take its course
KARR-seq reveals cellular higher-order RNA structures and RNA–RNA interactions
Nature Biotechnology – RNA interactions and structures are determined with a chemical labeling and crosslinking method.
A global analysis of dairy consumption and incident cardiovascular disease
Nature Communications – The role of dairy products in cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention is debated. Here, the authors show that dairy consumption is associated with…