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A detained person has died in the holding cells of the Guardia Civil barracks in A Coruña, Galicia. Spanish media including ABC are reporting the death, and coverage from regional outlet La Voz de Galicia is drawing wide attention. Details about the circumstances of the death and whether an investigation has been opened have not yet been made public.
- 2Menstrual blood stem cells draw attention for regenerative medicine●Not surprising at all considering where period blood comes from, the cradle of life. Women's menstrual blood contains st
Women's menstrual blood contains stem cells known as menstrual blood-derived stem cells (MenSCs), which can differentiate into various cell types and hold potential for use in regenerative medicine. Commenters note this is unsurprising given menstrual blood originates from the uterus, the 'cradle of life', highlighting growing public interest in this under-discussed area of medical research.
- 3New walkthrough guide for Mortal Shell 2 dungeons●Struggling with the Holding Cells dungeon or the Rabid Grisha Pack in # MortalShell2 ? ⚔️ I put together a complete walk
A complete walkthrough for Mortal Shell 2 is circulating among players, covering the Holding Cells dungeon, the Rabid Grisha Pack enemy encounter, illusory wall locations, key placement and boss strategies. Gamers struggling with these early sections are sharing the guide as a resource for getting through the game's trickier combat and exploration challenges.
- 4Cell 'glue' found to have a surprising second job▼The “glue” holding your cells together has a surprising second job
New research reported by ScienceDaily suggests that the proteins long known as the 'glue' holding cells together do more than provide structural adhesion. The molecule appears to carry out a second, previously unexpected role in the body, though the study's exact findings are not detailed in the available coverage. Scientists say the discovery could reshape understanding of how tissues function and communicate.
- 5AST SpaceMobile Suffers Worst 2026 Stretch Ahead of SpaceX IPO▼ASTS Stock Logs Worst Stretch Of 2026 As SpaceX IPO Looms — But One Analyst Sees A 2-Year Edge Over Starlink
AST SpaceMobile shares have logged their worst stretch of 2026 as anticipation builds around a possible SpaceX IPO. Investors are weighing whether Elon Musk's Starlink dominance will pressure the satellite-to-phone company. One analyst, however, argues AST SpaceMobile holds a roughly two-year technological edge over Starlink in direct-to-cell service, giving it room to compete despite the market selloff.
- 6Squids carry hidden hair cells that may explain hearing loss●Squids have hidden hair cells, and they may hold clues to hearing loss
Researchers report that squids possess hidden hair cells, sensory structures previously associated with hearing in other animals. The discovery suggests these cells in squid could offer new insight into how hearing works and why it deteriorates, potentially informing future research into human hearing loss. Scientists say studying these marine creatures may open a new avenue for understanding sensory biology.
- 7Xenbase teams from Calgary and Cincinnati meet in Kananaskis●Xenbase University of Calgary and Cincinnati Children's team meeting, Kananaskis, Canada. # science # devbio # cellbio #
Researchers behind Xenbase, the Xenopus frog genome database, are holding a joint team meeting in Kananaskis, Canada, bringing together staff from the University of Calgary and Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The gathering covers developmental biology and cell biology topics, as the two groups coordinate work on the shared resource used by frog researchers worldwide.
- 8Prussian blue boosts perovskite solar cell performance●Prussian blue improves perovskite solar performance from small cells to larger modules
Researchers report that adding Prussian blue improves perovskite solar cell performance, with the gains holding up not only in small laboratory cells but also in larger solar modules. The pigment appears to address stability and efficiency challenges that have limited perovskite technology's path to commercial use. Coverage of the findings is circulating in technology and energy news outlets.