Yoga Anatomy: Language of Anatomy (Planes of Movement)

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For our country’s scientific and technological innovation in the past seventy years, we should be most grateful to the United States. Although “crossing the river by touching the American emperor” is a joke, it also summarizes the general idea of our scientific and technologi - DayDayNews

For our country’s scientific and technological innovation in the past seventy years, we should be most grateful to the United States. Although “crossing the river by touching the American emperor” is a joke, it also summarizes the general idea of our scientific and technologi

When will there be another breakthrough in basic science? Where is our technological innovation going?

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The droplets or deposits formed by liquid-liquid phase separation can help cells assemble functional structures to help them perform normal functions. However, currently little is known about the localization rules of its formation rate and the causes of its specificity (1). - DayDayNews

The droplets or deposits formed by liquid-liquid phase separation can help cells assemble functional structures to help them perform normal functions. However, currently little is known about the localization rules of its formation rate and the causes of its specificity (1).

Nature | How to produce liquid-liquid phase separation droplets at regular intervals?

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Researchers such as Roger Geiger from the University of Ticino in Switzerland creatively modified a strain of Escherichia coli to adjust the tumor microenvironment and enhance the effect of immunotherapy. - DayDayNews

Researchers such as Roger Geiger from the University of Ticino in Switzerland creatively modified a strain of Escherichia coli to adjust the tumor microenvironment and enhance the effect of immunotherapy.

Nature | Modifying bacteria to adjust the tumor microenvironment and enhance the effect of immunotherapy

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Before this, we all know that our country has the largest rare earth reserves in the world, about 44 million tons, followed by Mongolia with about 31 million tons, and Brazil with 2,200 tons. Thousands of tons of rare earths are called industrial gold. - DayDayNews

Before this, we all know that our country has the largest rare earth reserves in the world, about 44 million tons, followed by Mongolia with about 31 million tons, and Brazil with 2,200 tons. Thousands of tons of rare earths are called industrial gold.

Türkiye claims that it has discovered the world's largest rare earth resources, which can be used for thousands of years. What impact will it have on China?

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Early detection and diagnosis of disease can greatly reduce patient mortality, but this process requires highly sensitive detection of biomarkers. Currently, most detection methods can only be performed in vitro and require very high concentrations of biomarkers or limit of detec - DayDayNews

Early detection and diagnosis of disease can greatly reduce patient mortality, but this process requires highly sensitive detection of biomarkers. Currently, most detection methods can only be performed in vitro and require very high concentrations of biomarkers or limit of detec

Helps detect and diagnose Alzheimer's disease earlier! Deeptech team realizes new low-cost ultra-sensitive detection method

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Many people think that their current location is "family room", "toilet", "neighborhood convenience store", "park bench", etc., but this is only understandable information in ordinary people's lives. In fact, humans are on the earth, and the earth rotates on its axis and revolves - DayDayNews

Many people think that their current location is "family room", "toilet", "neighborhood convenience store", "park bench", etc., but this is only understandable information in ordinary people's lives. In fact, humans are on the earth, and the earth rotates on its axis and revolves

Where are you in the vast universe?

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On a clear night, when we look up at the stars, we find that the night is inlaid with countless stars. We can't help but be attracted by the twinkling stars in the sky. The dense starlight is so beautiful. Most of the shining stars we see are stars in the Milky Way, as well as so - DayDayNews

On a clear night, when we look up at the stars, we find that the night is inlaid with countless stars. We can't help but be attracted by the twinkling stars in the sky. The dense starlight is so beautiful. Most of the shining stars we see are stars in the Milky Way, as well as so

In 1994, a comet collided violently with Jupiter, with a force equivalent to the simultaneous explosion of 2 billion atomic bombs.

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Manufacturing simulation of an unconventionally reinforced aircraft fuselage during automated fiber placement (Source: IFW) The results of biomimetic observations, topology optimization or feasibility in manufacturing do not always end up with the same geometry - in fact, Very fe - DayDayNews

Manufacturing simulation of an unconventionally reinforced aircraft fuselage during automated fiber placement (Source: IFW) The results of biomimetic observations, topology optimization or feasibility in manufacturing do not always end up with the same geometry - in fact, Very fe

OptiFee-Optimization of aircraft fuselage enhancement layout

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-196°C, which is a temperature that makes people feel very strange, and this number is the liquid nitrogen temperature at which umbilical cord blood hematopoietic stem cells are safely stored. So, why should umbilical cord blood be stored at this temperature? Can the quality and - DayDayNews

-196°C, which is a temperature that makes people feel very strange, and this number is the liquid nitrogen temperature at which umbilical cord blood hematopoietic stem cells are safely stored. So, why should umbilical cord blood be stored at this temperature? Can the quality and

Can the quality and quantity of umbilical cord blood stored in liquid nitrogen at -196°C be maintained?

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Researchers such as Stefano Piccolo from the University of Padua in Italy discovered that YAP/TAZ, a key factor in mechanical force signaling, plays a key role in cellular aging. - DayDayNews

Researchers such as Stefano Piccolo from the University of Padua in Italy discovered that YAP/TAZ, a key factor in mechanical force signaling, plays a key role in cellular aging.

Nature | Mechanical force signaling cascades to immune regulation of cellular senescence

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Volcanoes are a common landform feature that give us the impression of danger, high temperature, and poison. Once we encounter a volcanic eruption at close range, our lives are likely to be in danger. This is relative to public perception, and is more based on the fact that the p - DayDayNews

Volcanoes are a common landform feature that give us the impression of danger, high temperature, and poison. Once we encounter a volcanic eruption at close range, our lives are likely to be in danger. This is relative to public perception, and is more based on the fact that the p

Do you think that you will definitely die if you fall into the volcanic lava? In fact, you are not.

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In the ocean of knowledge, your wisdom is just a grain of sand or a drop of water. All we have is a hungry heart, and we must constantly comfort it with knowledge. - DayDayNews

In the ocean of knowledge, your wisdom is just a grain of sand or a drop of water. All we have is a hungry heart, and we must constantly comfort it with knowledge.

Always stay hungry, keep learning, keep growing

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"The world's first glacier microbial database launched" led by China has published its research results in the journal "Nature Biotechnology". In this study, the Pan-Third Pole Environmental Center of Lanzhou University collaborated with the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research - DayDayNews

"The world's first glacier microbial database launched" led by China has published its research results in the journal "Nature Biotechnology". In this study, the Pan-Third Pole Environmental Center of Lanzhou University collaborated with the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research

Should humans be wary? Tibetan glaciers or nearly 1,000 unknown microorganisms are exposed, and the Tibetan Plateau has changed

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Some time ago, the world's first and currently only approved subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug was launched. As soon as the news came out, it sparked heated discussions among cancer patients. Many patients left messages asking what "subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug" is. Woolen clo - DayDayNews

Some time ago, the world's first and currently only approved subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug was launched. As soon as the news came out, it sparked heated discussions among cancer patients. Many patients left messages asking what "subcutaneous PD-L1 antibody drug" is. Woolen clo

Complete a tumor immunotherapy in 30 seconds! The world's first subcutaneous injection of PD-L1 antibody drug is launched

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You may not know that some creatures in history were once considered mythical monsters, such as the Kraken spread among Nordic sailors, which was actually a real-life giant squid. The prototype of the creature Kaido in Japanese folklore is actually The Japanese giant salamander, - DayDayNews

You may not know that some creatures in history were once considered mythical monsters, such as the Kraken spread among Nordic sailors, which was actually a real-life giant squid. The prototype of the creature Kaido in Japanese folklore is actually The Japanese giant salamander,

What were once thought to be mythical monsters are actually 8 real creatures

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If all deserts were turned into green spaces, it could have catastrophic consequences for Earth's entire ecosystem. For example, according to research conducted by NASA, dust from the Sahara Desert is carried by wind across the Atlantic Ocean to the Amazon rainforest, where it de - DayDayNews

If all deserts were turned into green spaces, it could have catastrophic consequences for Earth's entire ecosystem. For example, according to research conducted by NASA, dust from the Sahara Desert is carried by wind across the Atlantic Ocean to the Amazon rainforest, where it de

What if Earth’s deserts could be transformed into grasslands?

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