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Nitric oxide may contribute to cancer by turning off genes, study finds
New epigenetic role of nitric oxide could influence health and disease
Nanoscale materials ripple in the cold, study finds
That observation could help in the design of technologies that use MXenes, a promising new material
Blood test could help clinicians measure depression
UIC study expands previous work on promising signal of depression symptoms
Why melanoma cells escape the eye and how to potentially stop them
UIC researchers develop a new peptide to prevent metastatic ocular melanoma
Elemental superconductor reveals new physics under pressure
Condensed sulfur could help study the fundamental nature of superconductivity
Experiments verify high-pressure properties of materials used in many technologies
Study could boost design of materials used for medical imaging, sonar and other devices