NASA astronauts Install New ISS Solar, Tuft Cells Reveal Cancer Weakness, ALS and FTD Research Accelerated, Neanderthal Gene Boosts Muscle Size, and more...
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(0:10): NASA Astronauts Conduct Spacewalk to Boost ISS Power with New Solar Arrays
(2:21): Tuft Cell Transcriptional Networks: Unlocking Cancer's Hidden Vulnerabilities and Therapeutic Targets
(4:40): CureC9 and BrainXell Join Forces to Revolutionize ALS and FTD Research with iPSC Models
(6:31): Neanderthal Gene Variant Boosts Muscle Mass and Height: Study Reveals Modest Impact on Modern Humans
(8:26): Tiny Dragonfly Sets Record for Longest Insect Migration, Surpassing Monarch Butterflies
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