A very recent study provides evidence of elevated dopamine receptor-coupled G proteins measured in mononuclear leukocytes of patients with schizophrenia (Avissar et al, 2001).
Moreover, a recent study provides some ground for these effects by demonstrating that blocking the glycolysis metabolic enzyme lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) is sufficient to hyperpolarize neurones and protect against seizures4.
A recent study provides a platform for generating infectious coronavirus genomes using sequence data, examining their capabilities of replicating in human cells and causing diseases in animal models, and evaluating therapeutics and vaccines.
Although previous research has examined the nature and characteristics of GLOF events in mountain ranges across the world, this recent study provides the first global assessment of the problems involved in developing a robust attribution argument for climate change and GLOF events.
A recent study provides intriguing evidence that, in triple-negative breast cancer, XBP1 plays a major role in promoting oncogenesis and cancer stem cell properties.
A recent study provides new constraints on the size and distribution of microbial biomass beneath the ocean floor, but key factors remain uncertain.
