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Gecko: New species of flying lizard discovered in India

Researchers have identified a new species of gecko in India called the Gekko mizoramensis.

Mizoram universityMax planck institute for biologyLal muansangaMax planck instituteSouth asia

Mysterious new species of flying gecko discovered in Mizoram

The new species has been named Gekko Mizoramensis after the state of Mizoram.

Baden wübergTlawmte lalremsangaSaraswat kashyapGekko mizoramensisMathipi vabeiryureilaiLal muansangaDepartment of zoologyArctic councilMax planck institute for biologyMax planck university zeeshana mirzaMizoram universityZoology departmentMax planck instituteSouth asiaProfessor hmar tlawmte lalremsangaAssistant professor mathipi vabeiryureilai

Psyllium fiber boosts bile acid to ease IBD

Even small amounts of psyllium fiber protect against ulcerative colitis and suppresses inflammation, a new study with mice shows.

United statesFrance generalAndrew gewirtzAlexis bretinInstitute for biomedical sciencesPurdue universityNational institutes of healthUniversity of torontoResearch diets incLife sciencesUniversity of toledo college medicineMax planck institute for biologyMolecular gastroenterologyBiomedical sciencesGeorgia stateToledo college

New guidelines for designing synthetic molecules that block interaction between two proteins

Inside cells, proteins constantly interact with each other to carry out different functions. For some diseases in which these functions are altered, blocking the binding between two or more proteins emerges as a possible therapeutic approach.

Comunidad autonoma de catalunaAlbert escobedoModesto orozcoXavier salvatellaEmily hendersonNature communicationsUniversity of copenhagenHead of the molecular biophysics laboratoryNational bioinformatics instituteLab diagnostics automationLab diagnostics automation industryNeyra institute of parasitologyResearch grantsNovo nordisk foundationMinistry of scienceUniversity of barcelona

These 60 gut microbes have evolved with us for 200,000 years

A new study has shown that our gut microbe friends have been evolving alongside us since humans first left Africa.

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