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Why do mengingococcus vaccines partially protect against gonorrhea? In a new Science Translational Medicine study, researchers identify antigens responsible for cross-protection and identify cross-reactive antibodies that can shield mice from gonococcus infection. scim.ag/43sHZA1

Why do mengingococcus vaccines partially protect against gonorrhea? 

In a new <a href="/ScienceTM/">Science Translational Medicine</a> study, researchers identify antigens responsible for cross-protection and identify cross-reactive antibodies that can shield mice from gonococcus infection. scim.ag/43sHZA1
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"I was late learning about science … For much of my scientific training I feared I was behind my peers. But I have been able to close the gap—and that is something to be proud of." #ScienceMagArchives scim.ag/43x2o7j

"I was late learning about science … For much of my scientific training I feared I was behind my peers. But I have been able to close the gap—and that is something to be proud of." #ScienceMagArchives scim.ag/43x2o7j
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"With rapid advancements in science and technology and the rise of biological weapons disinformation, improvements of the [Biological Weapons] Convention are urgently needed," writes Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley in a new #ScienceEditorial. scim.ag/4dvIPAE

"With rapid advancements in science and technology and the rise of biological weapons disinformation, improvements of the [Biological Weapons] Convention are urgently needed," writes Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley in a new #ScienceEditorial. scim.ag/4dvIPAE
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Science is publishing an Erratum for the February 2025 Research Article “Hydro-locking in hydrogel for extreme temperature tolerance.” scim.ag/3ZsXfMr

Science is publishing an Erratum for the February 2025 Research Article “Hydro-locking in hydrogel for extreme temperature tolerance.” scim.ag/3ZsXfMr
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A new @SciSignal study untangles how mutations in a G protein can alter the function of GPCRs in pseudohypoparathyroidism, informing efforts to develop more personalized therapies for patients with this rare genetic disorder. scim.ag/4dAY23D

A new @SciSignal study untangles how mutations in a G protein can alter the function of GPCRs in pseudohypoparathyroidism, informing efforts to develop more personalized therapies for patients with this rare genetic disorder. scim.ag/4dAY23D
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I could stare at this view of the sun all day (and luckily, it won't burn my corneas). That and more of the best from Science Magazine and science in this edition of #ScienceAdviser: science.org/content/articl…

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In a new #SciencePerspective, researchers explore how environmental conditions in the earliest stages of life—beginning even before birth—can shape the development of executive functions and emotional regulation in children, and how these factors contribute to the emergence of

In a new #SciencePerspective, researchers explore how environmental conditions in the earliest stages of life—beginning even before birth—can shape the development of executive functions and emotional regulation in children, and how these factors contribute to the emergence of
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President Donald Trump’s administration is seeking to throttle the scientific ambitions of NASA, prematurely ending a host of active missions in orbit studying Earth and other planets, while also ending the agency’s work to develop their successors. scim.ag/43nvszk

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In a move that could bring future research on HIV vaccines to a near halt, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases notified researchers today that it will not renew funding next year for two major consortia in the beleaguered field, Science has learned.

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A new @SciSignal Focus presents technical recommendations to ensure best practices in the analysis of oxylipins, which are lipid signaling molecules involved in inflammation, immunity, and a range of other processes. scim.ag/3FxJ8OP

A new @SciSignal Focus presents technical recommendations to ensure best practices in the analysis of oxylipins, which are lipid signaling molecules involved in inflammation, immunity, and a range of other processes. scim.ag/3FxJ8OP
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Brain drain or brain gain? Highlighting research that uses empirical methods to estimate causal effects of emigration, the authors of a new #ScienceReview examine how migration opportunities can prove beneficial for origin countries. scim.ag/44Mrstb

Brain drain or brain gain?

Highlighting research that uses empirical methods to estimate causal effects of emigration, the authors of a new #ScienceReview examine how migration opportunities can prove beneficial for origin countries. scim.ag/44Mrstb
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New research in Science establishes #CRISPR-associated transposase (CAST) as a powerful platform technology for efficient, RNA-guided gene integration in human cells. scim.ag/3FgKo93

New research in Science establishes #CRISPR-associated transposase (CAST) as a powerful platform technology for efficient, RNA-guided gene integration in human cells. scim.ag/3FgKo93
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From 2003 to 2022, more than a billion people worldwide experienced significant indoor exposure to wildfire-based fine particulate matter at least one day per year, new Science Advances research estimates. scim.ag/44Ej1A3

From 2003 to 2022, more than a billion people worldwide experienced significant indoor exposure to wildfire-based fine particulate matter at least one day per year, new <a href="/ScienceAdvances/">Science Advances</a> research estimates. scim.ag/44Ej1A3