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  • Published on Nov 16, 2024

    Scientists Discover What Makes the Corpse Flower Produce Its Rotting Flesh Stench

    If you smell a rotting corpse, it could be one of two things: an actual rotting corpse, or—if you’re lucky—just a giant smelly flower called titan arum. Now, scientists have identified the molecular reasons behind this iconic plant’s pungent aroma. A team …

    Source: Gizmodo - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 15, 2024

    Why Does the Corpse Flower Smell Like Rotting Flesh? Dartmouth Scientists Solve Mystery

    A Dartmouth-led study investigated the corpse flower’s rare self-heating and foul odor, uncovering genetic pathways for thermogenesis and identifying putrescine as a newly recognized component of its scent. Dartmouth scientists sniff out the genes — and …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 14, 2024

    'Grave Matter of Serious Consequences': Why a Missouri Judge Sanctioned a Top Kirkland & Ellis Attorney

    Defense attorney Jim Hurst was in the middle of questioning an expert witness when plaintiffs’ lawyer Timothy Cronin called for a sidebar—one of many during a high-profile trial in St. Louis over infant formula. This time, however, he asked the judge to …

    Source: The Legal Intelligencer - Label Pending
  • Published on Nov 13, 2024

    Sleep apnea: biotechs snore points in the therapeutic space

    There is a lot of research out there, including clinical trials, aimed at combating sleep apnea, a serious sleep disorder. From medical tools such as CPAP machines and mouth guards to throat exercises for sleep apnea, there are various ways to relieve …

    Source: Labiotech - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 12, 2024

    Scientists crack the mystery of why the corpse flower smells like death

    The corpse flower lives up to its nickname. Native to Sumatran rainforests of Indonesia, the giant tropical plant can live for decades and grow over 12 feet tall, but its most famous for the deathlike scent it emits while blooming. And while titan arum’s …

    Source: Popular Science - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 12, 2024

    Missouri Livestock Symposium offers strategies for beef producers

    Beef producers will have the opportunity to learn strategies for managing production challenges at the 25th annual Missouri Livestock Symposium on December 6 and 7. Garry L. Mathes, chairman of the event, highlights the Symposium’s focus on providing …

    Source: KTTN - Missouri - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 12, 2024

    In the Journals, November 2024, Part 1

    Somatosphere welcomes you to the first part of our November edition of “In the Journals.” Scroll through our monthly round up of new research across anthropology, STS and social science journals. Toward an anthropology that cares: Lessons from the Academic …

    Source: Somatosphere - Label Pending
  • Published on 17:24 GMT

    We Need to Talk More About Trans People, Not Less

    In the wake of the election, some have said that Democrats need to talk less about transgender people.  That’s exactly wrong: they, and we, need to talk more — more about real trans lives, real science, and real values, and less about disinformation and …

    Source: Rolling Stone - Left-wing
  • Published on 11:09 GMT

    Some in the U.S. farm industry are alarmed by Trump's embrace of RFK Jr. and tariffs

    President-elect Donald Trump won farm country by wide margins in this month's election, with rural voters helping fuel his return to the White House. But some farmers, economists, analysts and others in the agriculture industry are voicing alarm over …

    Source: WCMU - Michigan - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on 00:10 GMT

    Jet-Setting Thieves Are Stealing Millions Worth of Cars From Airport Parking Lots Nationwide

    Car theft happens every day and everywhere. From driveways to dealerships, no parking spot is safe. Not even the airport.  Recent reports indicate that auto thievery from airport parking lots is more common than we think. Heck, we probably didn’t think …

    Source: The Drive - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 15, 2024

    Source of B.C. teen’s avian flu infection may never be identified, says health official

    Open this photo in gallery:The culprit remains unknown, so the work is continuing, including a more detailed postmortem on the family’s dog, which was euthanized around the same time the investigation began because of a 'number of serious health issues …

    Source: The Globe and Mail - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 16, 2024

    Black, red or dead: How Omaha became a hub for studying black squirrels

    Three taxidermied penguins preside over Room 426 in Allwine Hall, standing atop a row of metal cabinets in the back corner. The Antarctic birds are locked in an everlasting staring contest with a stuffed hornbill whose craned neck protrudes from a bookcase …

    Source: Omaha World-Herald - Nebraska - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 16, 2024

    Central Florida Sexual Battery Cold Case from 2000 Solved

    A Central Florida sexual battery cold case from 2000 was recently solved and a 59-year-old man has been arrested. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Special Victims Section made an arrest in a sexual battery case from 2000. On March 7, 2000, HCSO …

    Source: West Orlando News - Florida - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 16, 2024

    Research targets making soybeans smarter

    Mid-Missouri for years has withstood unpredictable weather patterns including drought, heat waves and flooding known to hamper agricultural yields and make it difficult for farmers to produce crops. But Ron Mittler, a professor of plant sciences in the …

    Source: Herald-Whig - Illinois - Label Pending
  • Published on Nov 15, 2024

    Farmers hoping for more rain to recharge soil

    After a dry fall, some rains in late October and early November helped with drought conditions. Farmers are still hopeful for more rain to catch up soil moisture levels. Missouri State Climatologist Zack Leasor said the drought began with a dry end to …

    Source: Allied News - Pennsylvania - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 15, 2024

    Three-quarters of U.S. adults are now overweight or obese

    Nearly three-quarters of U.S. adults are overweight or obese, according to a sweeping new study. The findings have wide-reaching implications for the nation’s health and medical costs as it faces a growing burden of weight-related diseases. The study, …

    Source: The Spokesman-Review - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 15, 2024

    Rotary Club of Trenton highlights ongoing polio battle and local events

    At the recent Trenton Rotary Club meeting on Thursday, November 14, hosted in the BTC Bank community room, key discussions focused on Rotary International’s PolioPlus program. Jackie Soptic chaired the meeting, with Dan Wilford providing the opening prayer …

    Source: KTTN - Missouri - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 14, 2024

    Enhancing Lung Health: MU researchers develop new techniques

    COLUMBIA, Mo. (KY3) - A new form of diagnostic imaging is changing how doctors see and treat lung conditions like cystic fibrosis. For as long as her grandmother, Tina Wood, can remember, the rasping noise and chest spasms would disrupt Hannah’s sleep. She …

    Source: KY3 - Missouri - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 14, 2024

    Arkansas snail getting second shot at endangered species protection

    The snail, native to Arkansas and Missouri, is threatened by water pollution in the region and was previously denied endangered status in 2019. ARKANSAS, USA — A snail native to Arkansas is getting a second shot at protection as an endangered species after …

    Source: KFSM - Arkansas - Neutral

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