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How Differences Between Mice Affect Their Social Rank
Reinwald J; Ghanayem S; Wolf D; Scheller M; Lebedeva J; Lebhardt P; Gölz O; Nelias C; Kelsch W
Scientists studied how mice act in groups and where they rank in social order. They created a special maze to watch the mice for a long time, finding that some behaviors stayed the same, even when the groups changed. High-ranking mice often chased others to keep their top spot, especially when rankings were unclear.
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How Children's Intestine Cells Change Before and After Anti-TNF Treatment
Zheng HB; Doran BA; Kimler K; Yu A; Tkachev V; Niederlova V; Cribbin K; Fleming R; Bratrude B; Betz K; Cagnin L; McGuckin C; Keskula P; Albanese A; Sacta M; de Sousa Casal J; van Esch R; Kwong AC; Kummerlowe C; Taliaferro F; Fiaschi N; Kou B; Coetzee S; Jalal S; Yabe Y; Dobosz M; Wipperman MF; Hamon SC; Kalliolias GD; Hooper A; Lim WK; Haxhinasto S; Wei Y; Ford M; Ambartsumyan L; Suskind DL; Lee D; Deutsch GH; Deng X; Collen LV; Mitsialis V; Snapper SB; Wahbeh G; Shalek AK; Ordovas-Montanes J; Kean LS
Scientists studied children with Crohn's disease to find out why some get better with treatment and others don't. They looked at tiny differences in the cells from patients before they got any treatment. They found that some early cell changes might predict how a child will respond to Crohn's disease treatment.
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