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Structure gives insight into how plants keep their

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IMAGE: A. The regulation of SLAC1 control of stomatal aperture; B. The cryo-EM structure of plant SLAC1; C. The electrophysiological characterization of key phosphorylation residues in SLAC1.
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Stomata, formed by a pair of kidney-shaped guard cells, are tiny pores in leaves. They act like mouths that plants use to eat and breathe. When they open, carbon dioxide (CO
2) enters the plant for photosynthesis and oxygen (O
2) is released into the atmosphere. At the same time as gases pass in and out, a great deal of water also evaporates through the same pores by way of transpiration. ....

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Carleton's Dominque Roche investigates why researchers are wary of sharing data

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Carleton University s Marie Curie Global Fellow Dominique Roche has co-authored a paper on the barriers researchers face to publicly sharing their data, an issue that has gained prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic. The article, Reported Individual Costs and Benefits of Sharing Open Data among Canadian Academic Faculty in Ecology and Evolution, was published in the journal
BioScience.
The COVID-19 pandemic has made people from all over the world grasp the importance of sharing research data to speed up scientific discoveries, said Roche. Clearly, open data have been key in fighting the pandemic, but they re also really important to tackle other urgent problems, like climate change and biodiversity loss. ....

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Handwashing responsible for bacteria in sinks, largest non-hospital study shows

Handwashing is shaping communities of bacteria that live and grow in the plumbing of domestic sinks, scientists have found. ....

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Study reveals roadmap of muscle decline with age

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Scientists have produced a comprehensive roadmap of muscle aging in mice that could be used to find treatments that prevent decline in muscle mobility and function, according to a report published today in
eLife.
The study reveals which molecules in the muscle are most significantly altered at different life stages, and shows that a molecule called Klotho, when administered to mice in old, but not very old, age, was able to improve muscle strength.
Age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass and function - called sarcopenia - is associated with loss of mobility and increased risk of falls. Yet, although scientists know how sarcopenia affects the appearance and behaviour of muscle tissues, the underlying molecular mechanisms for sarcopenia remain poorly understood. Current treatments for sarcopenia largely involve prescribing physical activity or dietary modifications, and these have shown moderate success. ....

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How the language you speak aligns to your genetic origins and may impact research on your health

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Almost 80% of South Africans speak one of the SEB family languages as their first language. Their origins can be traced to farmers of West-Central Africa whose descendants over the past two millennia spread south of the equator and finally into Southern Africa.
Since then, varying degrees of sedentism [the practice of living in one place for a long time], population movements and interaction with Khoe and San communities, as well as people speaking other SEB languages, ultimately generated what are today distinct Southern African languages such as isiZulu, isiXhosa and Sesotho.
Despite these linguistic differences, these groups are treated mostly as a single group in genetic studies. ....

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