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Fat Cells Have an Epigenetic Memory That Explains the Weight Loss Yo-Yo

Obesity rates are increasing in the United States and around the world, and the condition has been linked to increases in the risks of a wide range of health disorders, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease. There are many different weight loss ...

Brain Aging Reversed in Fruit Flies by Reducing Common Protein

Drosophila melanogaster, or fruit flies, are convenient research tools. It is easy and inexpensive to raise large numbers of them, they develop quickly, scientists know all about their genome and how to manipulate it, and they have many analogues to human genes that cause disease. Scientists have found that fruit ...

Organoids Show that Tumor Shape Predicts Aggressiveness

One characteristic oncologists use to describe tumors is how “aggressive” they become. This term suggests a tumor forms, grows, or spreads quickly. Unfortunately, more aggressive tumors typically have few treatment options, and thus, outcomes for patients with aggressive tumors have relatively poor ...

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