PubNiche: Discover the latest scientific research

Generation of blue chrysanthemums by anthocyanin B-ring hydroxylation and glucosylation and its coloration mechanism

Science Advances

July 2017

Naonobu Noda, Satoshi Yoshioka, Sanae Kishimoto, Masayoshi Nakayama, Mitsuru...

npr.org

PHOTOS: Japanese Scientists Turn Chrysanthemums 'True Blue'

npr.org
Borrowed genes give mums the blues

sciencenews.org
World’s first blue chrysanthemums are lab-engineered but look really pretty

zmescience.com

High-resolution isotopic evidence of specialised cattle herding in the European Neolithic

PLOS ONE

July 2017

Claudia Gerling, Thomas Doppler, Volker Heyd, Corina Knipper, Thomas Kuhn,...

PLOS ONE

Isotopes in prehistoric cattle teeth suggest herding strategies used during the Neolithic

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Isotopes in prehistoric cattle teeth suggest herding strategies used during the Neolithic

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Isotopes in prehistoric cattle teeth suggest herding strategies used during the Neolithic

phys.org
Neolithic farmers practiced specialized methods of cattle farming

eurekalert.org
Neolithic cattle farmers were much more specialized than you’d think

zmescience.com
Analysis of Animal Teeth Suggests Neolithic Cattle Grazed at Home and Away

newswise.com

A soft robotic exosuit improves walking in patients after stroke

Science Translational Medicine

July 2017

Louis N. Awad, Jaehyun Bae, Kathleen O’Donnell, Stefano M. M. De Rossi,...

sciencedaily.com

Soft robotic exosuits help patients walk after stroke

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Soft wearable robotic suit promotes normal walking in stroke patients, opening new approaches to gait re-training and rehabilitation

sciencedaily.com
Robotic ‘exosuit’ fixes stride after stroke

futurity.org

Bifunctional metal phosphide FeMnP films from single source metal organic chemical vapor deposition for efficient overall water splitting

Nano Energy

September 2017

Zhenhuan Zhao, Desmond E. Schipper, Andrew P. Leitner, Hari Thirumalai,...

phys.org

Triple-layer catalyst does double duty

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Catalyst can split water into atoms for less

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Scientists produce robust catalyst to split water into hydrogen, oxygen

phys.org

High-Resolution Laser Scanning Reveals Plant Architectures that Reflect Universal Network Design Principles

Cell Systems

July 2017

Adam Conn, Ullas V. Pedmale, Joanne Chory, Saket Navlakha

zmescience.com

Tomatoes and subway systems might have something in common

popsci.com
How plant architectures mimic subway networks

sciencedaily.com
Plant roots grow much like subway systems. Or is it the other way around?

zmescience.com

cGAS surveillance of micronuclei links genome instability to innate immunity

Nature

July 2017

Karen J. Mackenzie, Paula Carroll, Carol-Anne Martin, Olga Murina, Adeline...

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Study sheds light on how body may detect early signs of cancer

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Scientists discovers how body detects early signs of cancer

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How body may detect early signs of cancer

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Scientists discover how body detects early signs of cancer

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Humans recognize emotional arousal in vocalizations across all classes of terrestrial vertebrates: evidence for acoustic universals

Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences

July 2017

Piera Filippi, Jenna V. Congdon, John Hoang, Daniel L. Bowling, Stephan A....

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Humans identify emotions in the voices of all air-breathing vertebrates

eurekalert.org
One thing animals share in common: the sound of screaming

washingtonpost.com
Study Uncovers the Universal Language of Arousal

discovermagazine.com

Buying time promotes happiness

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

July 2017

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Using money to buy time linked to increased happiness

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Using money to buy time linked to increased happiness

sciencedaily.com
Want to be happier? Hire a housekeeper, researchers suggest

cbc.ca
You actually can buy happiness—by buying time

popsci.com
Want to Be Happy? Buy More Takeout and Hire a Maid

nytimes.com

Public Health and Economic Consequences of Vaccine Hesitancy for Measles in the United States

JAMA Pediatrics

July 2017

Nathan C. Lo, Peter J. Hotez

arstechnica.com

Potential public health, economic consequences of declining childhood vaccination

eurekalert.org
5% fewer vaccinations would spike measles cases

futurity.org
Study: US is slipping toward measles being endemic once again

arstechnica.com
The United States slides towards measles epidemics (again) because people don’t vaccinate

zmescience.com

No large population of unbound or wide-orbit Jupiter-mass planets

Nature

July 2017

Przemek Mróz, Andrzej Udalski, Jan Skowron, Radosław Poleski, Szymon...

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Wandering in the Void, Billions of Rogue Planets Without a Home

sciam.com
‘Rogue Planets’ Are Roaming Our Galaxy

vice.com
Fewer big rogue planets roam the galaxy, recount shows

sciencenews.org
A Closer Look at 'Rogue Planets' Adrift in the Universe

discovermagazine.com