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TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) With the opening of Zinc Lake just months away over Labor Day weekend, the city began promoting it as the Big Dam Party, with artwork featuring people paddling on the water. But one person who won’t be celebrating is Charles Pratt. “You wouldn’t let your family in there,” he asked News Channel … Read more
WASHINGTON The European Space Agency has selected one of the continent’s largest space companies and one of its best-funded startups for research contracts that could lead to commercial payloads and crew vehicles. ESA announced on May 22 that it has awarded contracts worth about 25 million euros ($27 million) each to Thales Alenia Space and … Read more
Credit: Mohammed Haneefa Nizamudeen/Getty Images Genes related to anoikis, a mechanism of cell death, have been linked to colorectal cancer. Using scRNA-seq data, the researchers identified seven marker genes associated with anoikis and divided colorectal cancer (CRC) samples into high/low prognosis groups. They found significant differences in immune infiltration, distribution of immune checkpoints, sensitivity to … Read more
For generations, Space Coast roads have been clogged with empty vehicles when hundreds of thousands of spectators flock to watch high-profile launches, such as when up to 250,000 out-of-county visitors were expected for NASA’s historic SpaceX Crew-1 astronaut mission. in November 2020. But in general, the crush of drivers has decreased. Brevard County hosted a … Read more
The genetic predisposition to suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS) is closely related to historical migration patterns and the lifestyle of our ancestors. Specifically, MS is linked to genetic contributions made by nomadic populations that arrived in Western Europe 5000 years ago from the Siberian Steppe. Human genomes vary by 0.1%, and this variation is often … Read more
New Zealand officials have fined a man hundreds of dollars for what they say was a display of “shocking and stupid behavior” after he was filmed jumping from a boat in an attempt to “body slam” an orca that was swimming next to a calf. In a press release on Tuesday, New Zealand’s Department of … Read more
May 22, 2024May 22, 2024 When we see large fields filled with flowering plants and lots of bees and other pollinators, people may assume that plant reproduction is not a problem. But looks can be deceiving. Research by Clemson University biologist Matthew Koski and former Clemson postdoctoral researcher Anita Cisternas-Fuentes has revealed that genetic … Read more
Researchers have developed a new method called wavefunction matching to tackle the sign problem in Monte Carlo simulations, a common issue in many-body quantum physics. By simplifying the interaction model and using perturbation theory for corrections, this method has proven effective in accurately calculating nuclear properties such as mass and radius. It holds promise for … Read more
BOULDER The upcoming Artemis moon crew missions, which will send astronauts beyond the protective cocoon of Earth’s magnetic field, are prompting a look at the rules of flight and sharpening space weather forecasting skills. Our planets atmosphere and magnetic field protect us from the steady stream of radiation and charged particles emitted by the Sun. … Read more
GREENWOOD, SC (FOX Carolina) – About an hour south of Greenville, miles down country roads sits the Greenwood Genetics Center. The campus, with its backdrop of greenery and fountains, includes several buildings. This year the leaders are celebrating their 50th anniversary. They have come a long way with research, diagnosis and treatment of patients. Three-year-old … Read more