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Following accumulated demographic turnover, networks fractured into smaller and more isolated social communities.

Together, these findings reveal an endogenous pool of S 8 in mammals that may protect cells from oxidative membrane damage by modulating cellular sensitivity to ferroptosis.

Here we demonstrate double descent in a decentralized analog network of self-adjusting resistive elements.

Interpretation: A single plasma proteomic measurement interpreted using adaptive machine learning discriminates malignant from benign adnexal masses with good internal and external validation, and is complementary to ultrasound, warranting prospective evaluation as a panel-free diagnostic adjunct to imaging.

Here, using 745 genomes representing populations across Eurasia, we demonstrate that wild boar expanded from South Asia during the Middle Pleistocene.

Our results show how human foragers overcome the challenges of extracting invisible, mobile and reactive prey by tightly tuning patch-selection, patch-leaving and patch-return decisions to the distribution and behaviour of their prey.

In this work, we demonstrate that single-crystalline hafnia, a lead-free CMOS-compatible material, exhibits antiferroelectricity under compressive-strain conditions.

Across assessment horizons accounting for phased deployment and two subsequent 15-year service cycles, replacing 25–100% of urban pavements is estimated to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 19% (431–1741 million tonnes), cut fine particulate matter emissions by 13% (303–1229 million kilograms), avert approximately 31,802–128,980 premature deaths, and generate net economic benefits of 3.48–15.01 trillion Chinese Yuan.

Consistent with our hypotheses, we found that self-guided search engaged a hierarchical information-seeking policy characterized at each stage by recurring plan-and-execute cycles paired with subgoal-specific attentional priorities.

To our knowledge, this study provides the first pan-cancer characterisation of clinically defined radiotherapy response and identifies potential candidate biomarkers for functional validation.

Thus, direct voltage imaging reveals ongoing and spatially coordinated electrical activity within intact peripheral sensory arbors.

This suggests that dogs, similar to humans, exhibit consonant bias when segmenting the speech they hear.

Here we created a multimodal facial atlas across embryonic weeks 6-11, providing single-cell transcriptomics, chromatin accessibility and spatial transcriptomics, all at single-cell resolution.

A new idea in philosophy called the "unicontext" suggests that the advance of technology, along with basic human desires, has been leading to this point for the past century.

We report that a lattice-matched Prussian blue scaffold directs heterogeneous nucleation to produce highly oriented, strain-relaxed films.

We formulate thermalization as a process that prepares states close to the corresponding thermal ensemble for a set of distinct Hamiltonians, and show that quantum mechanics imposes a universal lower bound τ ≥ τ Pl /2 on the thermalization time τ at finite temperature.

Here we identify an intensity-dependent divergence in global trends of tropical cyclone post-landfall decay.

Together, these findings implicate IMPDH as a potential metabolic target in GBM whose pharmacological inhibition is feasible and could complement standard-of-care chemoradiation therapy.

Here we report an orthogonal telomerization platform using linear functionalized 1,3-dienes as the substrates, which simultaneously dictates regio-, geometric, diastereo-, and enantioselectivities.

Here we show that small brain biopsies collected during ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery can be used to study Alzheimer disease pathology and protein turnover during life.