Nature
Nature Portfolio · General Science & Medicine · ISSN 0028-0836
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Patient-level privacy risks from medical AI are significantly higher than aggregate metrics suggest, with near-perfect attack success rates for individual patients.
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Paper2Agent converts research papers into interactive AI agents, enabling complex scientific queries and collaboration with over 80% accuracy in reproducing original results.
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MIRA, an autonomous AI agent in a sandboxed EHR, surpasses physicians in diagnostic accuracy and makes safe, guideline-concordant clinical decisions across multiple cases.
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Long-read genome analysis of 103 bat species reveals a revised phylogeny and European origin of bats, dating back to the late Palaeocene with 26 ancestral chromosomes.
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Gravitational torque from the Earth's inner core primarily drives multidecadal variations in the length of day, outweighing electromagnetic and topographic effects.
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Rational design of IDRs with GOOSE enables exploration of sequence-function relationships in disordered proteins, revealing key insights into their cellular roles.
Two Lu(+) optical frequency references achieve fractional uncertainties near 1×10⁻¹⁹, enabling precise comparison at the 5.7×10⁻¹⁹ level.
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Agricultural liming has acted as a net carbon sink in the Mississippi River Basin over the past century, removing approximately 0.44 GtCO2.
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Maternal gut microbiome significantly influences infant gut strain transmission and predicts early health outcomes like eczema, with higher maternal species abundance increasing transmission likelihood.
Programmable remodelling of C-N bonds in tertiary benzylamines enables direct diversification of amine frameworks with complex molecular fragments.
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TRI-611 is the first clinical-stage molecular glue degrader targeting ALK fusion proteins, achieving tumor regression in ALK-positive NSCLC models.
Medial prefrontal cortex activity encodes leader-follower roles and influences cooperative decision-making in mice, with distinct neural representations for each role.
Ageing results from the progressive loss of cellular identity constraints, with 90% of age-related DNA methylation changes occurring at PRC2-bound regions in mammals.
Mapping the mouse brain lipidome reveals a detailed biochemical architecture with significant spatial heterogeneity across regions and conditions.
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Electroluminescent photoresists enable sub-110 nm patterning and high-efficiency OLEDs, advancing monolithic integration in organic electronics.
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Radical-based heteroatom homolytic substitution enables efficient synthesis of sterically congested dialkyl ethers, surpassing classical methods with a broad scope of substitution patterns.
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Neural activity in humans reveals a tripartite system involving hippocampus, anterior cingulate cortex, and orbitofrontal cortex that orchestrates continuous goal-directed behavior with a 3-part division.
Cryo-EM structures reveal how IS621 recombinase-bRNA complexes favor DNA insertion over excision, with a 2:1 bias in transposition reactions.
Synthetic pH-responsive membranolytic peptide induces immunogenic cell death, boosting immune checkpoint therapy efficacy in tumors with 50% enhanced response.
Eoceras shaanxiense from the early Cambrian represents the earliest known siphuncle-bearing cephalopod, dating back to Cambrian Stage 3.
Myotis bats exhibit unique genomic adaptations linked to exceptional longevity, viral tolerance, and cancer resistance, with over 20% of DNA-virus-interacting proteins under positive selection.
Nanopore-based peptide sequencing achieves single-amino-acid resolution with 1-residue stepwise shortening using engineered MspA nanopores and peptide looping.
Passivating molecules and optical strategies boost triple-junction solar cell efficiency to over 32%, approaching theoretical limits for scalable photovoltaic technology.
Blocking cholinergic interneurons in the nucleus accumbens prevents opioid-reward learning without affecting dopamine signaling, revealing a key cholinergic gate.
Stacking-induced 1H MoS2 bilayers achieve a direct band gap, enhancing optoelectronic potential with intensified excitonic emission and stronger valley polarization.
Rhombohedral graphene on WSe2 exhibits both zero-resistance superconducting and finite-resistance anomalous metal phases within the same system, revealing complex electronic behavior.
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Ataraxos, an AI for Stratego, achieves the first superhuman victory over the best human player, using significantly less compute and data.
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Skull bone marrow contains lymphoid structures with germinal-center-like formations that support CNS immune surveillance and anti-tumor responses in mice.
Aquatic invertebrates are highly nutrient-dense, supplying essential nutrients to over 5 billion people annually, yet their role in human nutrition is often overlooked.
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- CAR-T cell therapy research7
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- Pancreatic and Hepatic Oncology Research4
- Photosynthetic Processes and Mechanisms4
- Genomics and Chromatin Dynamics4
- Gut microbiota and health4