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The results found a highly significant inverse association between pollen and changes in flu-like incidence corrected for incubation period.

Within this study, the authors combined changes in flu-like incidence per 100K/Dutch citizens with weekly pollen counts and meteorological data for the same period

A defect in a single transcription factor that regulates the balanced differentiation of GABAergic and glutamatergic neurons in the developing anterior brainstem, leads to several endophenotypes of ADHD

Amphetamine-induced dopamine release and amphetamine-induced place preference were normal in Tal1cko mice. Increased dopamine signaling failed to stimulate the locomotor activity of the Tal1cko mice, but instead alleviated their hyperactivity

CellRank is able to predict a novel dedifferentiation trajectory during regeneration after lung injury, which we follow up experimentally by confirming the existence of previously unknown intermediate cell states.

The results show that CellRank automatically detects initial, intermediate and terminal populations, predicts fate potentials, and visualizes continuous gene expression trends along individual lineages in Pancreas cell development

This tiny inductor may pave the way for microscale, simple shaped inductors - allowing for far smaller devices in the future

Using this quantum mechanical originating inductance, the authors have built an inductor that has a volume 1 million times smaller than a conventional inductor.

The identified inhibitors for open data sharing mostly relate to legislation and regulation, facilitating conditions, and expected performance, in the sense that openly sharing research data can lead to worse performance

Most drivers for openly sharing research data are related to personal and intrinsic motivations

The authors used Wikipedia to formulate knowledge on growing networks of articles and their hyperlinked inter-relations

This paper demonstrates that scientific concept networks grow not by expanding from their core but rather by creating and filling knowledge gaps, a process which produces discoveries that are more frequently awarded Nobel prizes than others

The hypothesized existence of planet 9 is explained well if the early solar system was a binary star system.

If the solar system initially contained a binary star system, it would help explain the number of objects we observe in the Ort Cloud today.

The results demonstrate an objective non-deceptive placebo effect on a neural biomarker that is relevant for emotion regulation and conditions characterized by emotional distress

This study examines whether non-deceptive placebos can reduce self-reported measures and objective biological markers in a context that is responsive to deceptive placebo effects: emotional distress