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A Bodily Balancing Act: Breakthrough discovery identifies key factor for balancing saturated and unsaturated fatty acids in the body

Researchers have identified ARMC5 as a key regulator of fatty acid balance in adipose tissue. ARMC5 degrades non-SCAP-bound SREBP1, activating it to regulate stearoyl-CoA desaturase (SCD), an enzyme essential for fatty acid desaturation. This discovery opens avenues for developing drugs targeting ARMC5 to manage fatty acid levels and improve health outcomes.

Marching On Together 

Do We Concede More Than We should?

I always had the impression that we don't convert enough chances and that we concede goals too easily. Popey has said the same a couple of times on the Don't Go To Bed podcast. His words were something like - it seems we have to do a whole lot to score a goal whereas our opponents seem to score way too easily.

Looking at xG (expected goals). it's quite the opposite

Our xG per game is 1.68. Our goals scored is 1.72. That means that we score more goals than we're expected to score. I... Читать дальше...

«Just Jared» 

Royal Family Christmas Guest List: 4 Not Invited, 7 Attending

The UK royal family have a tradition of spending Christmas Day at their Sandringham estate each year…but four names have reportedly not made the guest list in 2024. We’re gathering up what has been revealed about the royal family’s Christmas day celebration this year. Keep reading to find out more…

Boing Boing 

Running scared: Morning Joe bizarrely protects Trump while sounding alarm on FBI-pick Kash Patel (video)

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough knows that Donald Trump's FBI-pick, Kash Patel — who has promised to "come after" journalists — is dangerous. But, while sounding the alarm on the 44-year-old Trump loyalist today, the Morning Joe host also bizarrely suggested Patel is not only bad for the First Amendment, but that he wouldn't be good for Trump. — Read the rest

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Sciencedaily.com 

In 'world's bonobo stronghold' rangers and pristine forest sustain a stable population

Scientists now know how many bonobos live in one of the largest pristine tropical forests, a place believed to be the world's stronghold for the endangered species. The research estimates that between 8,000 to 18,000 adult bonobos inhabit Salonga National Park in the DRC. Although the population has remained stable since 2000, there are signs of potential decline.