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Researchers have engineered a novel biosensor capable of tracking cellular iron environments with unprecedented precision. The technology reveals how iron levels change during critical developmental transitions in stem cells, offering new insights into cellular metabolism.
Scientists have developed a revolutionary biosensor technology that enables real-time monitoring of cellular iron dynamics at single-cell resolution, according to research published in Scientific Reports. The FEOX biosensor represents a significant advancement in understanding how iron regulation impacts embryonic development and stem cell differentiation, sources indicate.
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Scientists have developed an advanced AI system that uses thermal imaging and deep learning to detect honey adulteration with glucose syrup. The method reportedly achieves high accuracy in identifying even low levels of contamination across multiple honey varieties.
Researchers have developed an innovative artificial intelligence system that uses thermal imaging analysis to detect honey adulteration with unprecedented precision, according to recent reports. The method combines advanced neural network architecture with attention mechanisms to identify even small amounts of glucose syrup added to honey, sources indicate.