Researchers found plastic particles in the blood of Brazilian tapirs and anteaters and compared the measurements with where some animals moved.
Study published 11 Nov 2026.
A study used manufactured polystyrene particles in cell, human lung-slice and mouse experiments. We explain what these models can and cannot answer.
New measurements of nuclear pores show why proteins studied inside cells can behave differently from simplified mixtures in a dish.
A new benchmarking platform compares ways of correcting sequencing barcode errors. Its results depend on the error conditions used in the test.
A new platform for cortical organoids makes a distinction that is easy to miss: producing a tissue-like structure and producing a well-patterned model are different outcomes.
A laser experiment offers a useful lesson in validation: separating prepared gas mixtures is not the same as diagnosing someone from their breath.
An imaging framework follows cell movement in brain slices from mouse models. We unpack the people, mice, slices and cells behind its numbers.
Researchers compared Earth-made lunar and Martian dust simulants in cells and mice. The findings raise questions about airway barriers without measuring astronaut risk.
A study of healthy adults compares ten ways to describe brain activity. We explain what the measures share, where they differ and an unresolved detail in the paper.
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