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Nature Genetics (2026) Cite this article Benner, C. et al. FINEMAP: efficient variable selection using summary data from genome-wide association studies. Bioinformatics 32, 1493–1501 (2016). Zou, Y., Carbonetto, P., Wang, G. & Stephens, M. Fine-mapping from summary data with the ‘sum of single effects’ model. PLoS Genet. 18, e1010299 (2022).…
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New preclinical research demonstrates that inhibiting PSD-95, a protein central to neuronal communication, can reduce seizure activity and rescue cognitive deficits in mouse models of MEF2C haploinsufficiency. A protein involved in neural signalling could offer a potential therapeutic target for neurological disorders linked to the loss of the autism-associated gene…
The Wellness Edit Team A tiny mitochondrial messenger. An intriguing science story. A new conversation about personalized peptide care. Reviewed by Sergio Naccarato, MD Curious about MOTS-c care? Ask about options and pricing on…
- by Torie Noellsch Artificial intelligence is helping Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists fast-track answers to a long-standing question in human biology: What do hundreds of mystery proteins in the mitochondria actually do?…
Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Bryan Kudisch. Credit: Devin Bittner/FSU College of Arts and Sciences Throughout the drug development process, which can take a decade or more, tens of thousands of chemical…
The next big thing in wearable technology may not be another smartwatch. It could be a device that promises to tell you what is happening inside your brain. From tracking sleep and stress to offering insights into focus, recovery and cognitive performance, companies are increasingly exploring ways to monitor brain-related…
Why do we sleep? Despite being one of the main activities of our day, sleep still remains partly a mystery. Above all, its origins are: when did animals begin to sleep? With what advantages? And why do we continue to do it, if it…
An international research team including Professor Kyung-In Jang from KAIST’s Department of Mechanical Engineering has been selected for the European Research Council (ERC) Synergy Grant program, a major European research funding…
How Glial Cells Determine Whether Parkinson’s Aggregates Clear or Propagate Bioengineer.org