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    Feds used fake cell towers to track Don Lemon's producer, report saysโ—Feds got warrants to use fake cell towers to hunt down Don Lemon's producerYhnWar19621 min ago

    A new report says federal investigators obtained warrants to use cell-site simulators โ€” devices that mimic cell towers โ€” as part of an effort to locate a producer working with former CNN anchor Don Lemon. The disclosure has drawn attention to how often law enforcement relies on stingray surveillance, which sweeps up data from all nearby phones, and to the privacy implications of using such powerful tracking tools in what appears to be an ordinary news-media-related case.

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    Blood cells from 80-year-old donor reprogrammed to under-20 molecular ageโ—Blood cells from 80-year-old donor become stem cells with molecular age under 20YhnSportFootball17445 min ago

    Researchers report that blood cells taken from an 80-year-old donor were reprogrammed into stem cells whose molecular age measures under 20 years. The finding, published in the journal Ageing Cell, suggests cellular reprogramming can strip away decades of age-related molecular damage. Commenters are discussing what this could mean for ageing research and future regenerative medicine.

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    Fuel Cell Deal Seen as Potential Game Changer for AEPโ—Fuel Cell Deal Could Be A Game Changer For American Electric Power Company (AEP)โœ‰newsBusinessFinance13 min ago

    American Electric Power has struck a fuel cell deal that analysts suggest could be transformative for the utility's business. The agreement, highlighted in financial coverage, points to AEP's push into cleaner energy technologies and has drawn attention from investors weighing what it could mean for the company's growth. Details of the counterparty and financial terms have not been broadly reported.

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    Scientists map mitochondrial proteins across six organisms in unprecedented detailโ—'Scientists have mapped in unprecedented detail the proteins that make up the mitochondria in six organisms โ€” five singlMmastodonScienceBiology31 h ago

    Researchers have produced the most detailed maps yet of the proteins that make up mitochondria in six organisms, spanning the eukaryotic tree of life: five single-celled parasites and one plant. The work, covered by Nature, offers a comparative view of how these cellular powerhouses are built across distantly related species, with potential relevance for understanding parasitic diseases and fundamental cell biology.

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    Clonal Hematopoiesis Emerges as Biomarker for Biological Agingโ—Clonal Hematopoiesis and Biological Aging: An Emerging Biomarker for Longevity Medicineโœ‰newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    Clonal hematopoiesis, the age-related expansion of mutated blood stem cells, is gaining attention as a potential biomarker of biological aging in longevity medicine. A newly published review in Cureus outlines how detecting these mutations may help assess aging processes and cardiovascular risk, positioning the marker as a possible tool for tracking health span and guiding preventive interventions.

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    Fire ants reveal surprising polyploid cells, study findsโ—Fire ants hide a chromosome surprise: polyploid cells revealed in invasive speciesโœ‰newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    Researchers studying invasive fire ants have discovered polyploid cells โ€” cells carrying extra full sets of chromosomes โ€” a finding described as a hidden surprise in the species' genetic makeup. The discovery sheds light on the biology of one of the world's most successful invasive insects and may inform future research into how fire ants adapt and spread.

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    SpaceX is reportedly confronting significant hurdles in its effort to build a direct-to-cell mobile network following its purchase of wireless spectrum. The company acquired spectrum to enable Starlink satellites to connect directly to phones, but technical, regulatory and financial obstacles could complicate the rollout. The story has been picked up by financial and technology news outlets, though details of the specific challenges remain limited.

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    Traders track 10x Genomics stock movesโ—10x Genomics, Inc. (TXG) stock price, news, quote and historyโœ‰newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    10x Genomics, the biotechnology company traded on Nasdaq under the ticker TXG, is drawing attention from investors checking its latest stock price, quotes and trading history. The firm, known for its single-cell and spatial genomics tools used in biological research, is a closely watched name in the life sciences sector, and its share performance is being followed on financial platforms.

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    Resveratrol Protects Cells From Calcium Overload, Study Findsโ—Resveratrol Shields Cells From Calcium Overload and Oxidative Cell Deathโœ‰newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    New reporting says resveratrol, the compound found in grapes and red wine, may shield cells from calcium overload and oxidative cell death. The claim suggests the antioxidant could help protect cells under stress, adding to long-running scientific interest in its potential health effects.

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    SpaceX Buys Spectrum to Compete With Wireless Carriersโ—SpaceX Is Buying Airwaves to Take On the Wireless Carriers. Is the Stock a Buy?โœ‰newsScienceSpace1 h ago

    SpaceX is acquiring wireless spectrum, positioning itself to offer direct-to-cell service and challenge traditional mobile carriers. The move follows its purchase of EchoStar spectrum and builds on Starlink's satellite-to-phone ambitions, raising questions about how carriers like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile will respond. Financial commentators are also debating what the expansion means for investors, though SpaceX remains privately held, keeping the focus on its wider impact on the telecom sector.

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