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Japanese midfielder Kaishu Sano is drawing attention in Japan, with debate over whether Mainz should have sold him last summer as his market value has fallen sharply, reportedly by around 1.8 billion yen. Separately, the Japan international downplayed his own role after helping the national team achieve a feat not seen in 33 years, saying calmly that there was nothing particular to report.
- 2Leverkusen pair close to fitness, Quansah to feature at right-back in Mainz▼Leverkusen duo nearing full fitness, Quansah set for right-back role in Mainz
Bayer Leverkusen are reportedly close to welcoming two players back to full fitness ahead of their match at Mainz. Jarell Quansah, who joined Leverkusen from Liverpool, is expected to be deployed at right-back for the game. The news comes as Leverkusen manage their defensive options, with the club looking to field its strongest available lineup against Mainz.
- 3Scientists reveal new insights into genetics of telomere disorders●Scientists shed new light on the genetics of telomere disorders: Study provides new insights into mutations that cause t
Researchers at Mainz University Medical Center have published a study offering new insights into the mutations that cause telomere biology disorders, a group of rare genetic conditions linked to shortened chromosome caps. The findings shed light on how these mutations disrupt telomere maintenance, potentially improving diagnosis and understanding of the diseases. The announcement is being shared within the science communication community.