Nature highlights three key infographics from the week in science and research.
could be a non-invasive way to monitor the progression of pregnancy and to predict the potentially dangerous complication called pre‑eclampsia, as this graphic highlights.
RNA is released from maternal, fetal and placental tissues. Cell-free RNA from the fetus can escape from fetal capillaries in placental structures called villi. Placental RNA can also pass into maternal blood, which already contains maternal RNA. Once in the maternal bloodstream, these RNA molecules can be sampled using a blood test.
Reactivating these ‘immune-imprinted’ neurons later on triggers a recapitulation of the inflammatory response in the gut, suggesting that these neurons encode the immune system’s response. The authors then showed that artificial inhibition of neurons in the insula in mice could reduce some of the signs of inflammation caused by DSS.
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A speech planning network for interactive language use - NatureUsing intracranial electrocorticography and a series of motor tasks, a speech planning network that is central to natural language generation during social interaction is identified.
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A naturally inspired antibiotic to target multidrug-resistant pathogens - NatureThe discovery and synthesis of a colistin congener provide a promising clinical lead against mcr-1-encoding colistin-resistant pathogens, which are responsible for an increasing number of deaths from antibiotic-resistant infections.
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With “Enclosure,” Artist Rachel Rose Brings Nature, Social History, and Magic to Gladstone GalleryNearly two years after a planned, postponed, and eventually canceled debut at the Park Avenue Armory, “Enclosure” arrives in New York this winter alongside new sculptures and “works with paint” by Rose and loans from the Yale Center for British Art.
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Tim Winton Heads Love Nature Factual Series in Australia’s NingalooCelebrated Australian author Tim Winton will front documentary mini-series “Ningaloo With Tim Winton” for wildlife and nature programmer Love Nature. Written and narrated by him, Winton will share …
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Earth from Orbit: Superior Flow of CloudsGOESEast captured this spectacular view of Lake Effect clouds streaming over the Great Lakes as the sun rose this morning over the region. This phenomenon is dumping heavy snow downwind of the lakes. Learn more in this previous EarthFromOrbit video:
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