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Life, Death, and a Third State: Cellular Survival After Death

Scientists discover a "third state" beyond life and death, where cells can continue functioning and self-replicate, challenging traditional biological understanding.

Life, Death, and a Third State: Cellular Survival After Death

Scientists discover a "third state" beyond life and death, where cells can continue functioning and self-replicate, challenging traditional biological understanding.

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How does the concept of a "third state" impact our understanding of evolution?

This research challenges the traditional understanding of life and death as a binary state and raises questions about the potential for cellular adaptation and evolution even after an organism's death, potentially influencing evolutionary processes.

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Life, Death, and a Third State: Cells Functioning After Death

Scientists discover a "third state" beyond life and death where cells can function and even self-replicate after an organism's death, challenging traditional biological understanding.

Life, Death, and a Third State: Cells Functioning After Death

Scientists discover a "third state" beyond life and death where cells can function and even self-replicate after an organism's death, challenging traditional biological understanding.

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How long can cells survive after death?

The survival time of cells after death varies depending on factors such as cell type, environmental conditions, and metabolic activity. While some cells degrade rapidly, others, like mouse skeletal muscle cells, can regenerate for up to 14 days after death.

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Nov 7, 22:02

Expansion Microscopy: A Breakthrough in Cellular Imaging

A new, improved protocol for expansion microscopy, a revolutionary technique that allows for the observation of cellular structures with unprecedented detail, is now more accessible to researchers worldwide.

Expansion Microscopy: A Breakthrough in Cellular Imaging

A new, improved protocol for expansion microscopy, a revolutionary technique that allows for the observation of cellular structures with unprecedented detail, is now more accessible to researchers worldwide.

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What is expansion microscopy and how does it work?

Expansion microscopy is a revolutionary technique that increases the size of a sample, allowing for the visualization of details smaller than the resolution limit of traditional optical microscopes.

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Nov 14, 01:10

Medieval Lifespans: Gender, Culture, and Survival

Study of medieval London remains reveals that women's longer lifespans today might be a recent phenomenon, resulting from shifts in cultural factors rather than inherent biological advantages.

Medieval Lifespans: Gender, Culture, and Survival

Study of medieval London remains reveals that women's longer lifespans today might be a recent phenomenon, resulting from shifts in cultural factors rather than inherent biological advantages.

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What methods were used in this study to assess health and mortality?

Biomarkers such as hipoplasia, bone lesions, and femur length were examined in the remains of 1658 individuals buried in London during the 11th to 15th centuries. The study found no significant difference in fragility and resilience indices between men and women.

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Nov 10, 16:09

The World of Flies

This text describes the various types of flies, their habitats, feeding habits, and behaviors, including their winter dormancy and reaction to artificial heat.

The World of Flies

This text describes the various types of flies, their habitats, feeding habits, and behaviors, including their winter dormancy and reaction to artificial heat.

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What are the two main types of flies and where are they commonly found?

There are two main groups of flies: "culture followers" that live near humans for food, and wild species found in forests and fields. Common flies in Germany include houseflies, blowflies, and fruit flies.

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