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Brain cells continually pull material from the fluid around them, including nutrients, signaling molecules, and fragments of their own outer surfaces. This process, called endocytosis, supports learning, memory, and the routine maintenance of neurons. Penn State researchers have now identified a previously unrecognized structure that may control much of this activity. The structure is a…
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“I’ve been trying to collect smaller bags and purses, and this one is a real gem. Plenty of pocket space and room, but not enough to lose things in the great bag abyss.” — Karen Belz, Inverse editor As stylish as it is functional, this sling bag is on the small side, but it has…
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A team of Chinese astronomers using the Very Large Array (NSF VLA) recently detected a rare transient event taking place in a dwarf galaxy 3.4 billion light-years from Earth. The event, known as AT2019ijn, consisted of an intermediate-mass black hole tearing apart a star, which appeared to reveal the afterglow of a powerful jet. It…
The thought of parasites in your food might make you squirm, but they are a reality we must all be wary of. An outbreak of the parasite Cyclospora in the US, with most cases being reported in Michigan, is a stark reminder of how quickly parasites can spread, even in developed nations. Michigan health officials…