Droplet microfluidic tools with single-cell resolution and high-throughput screening capacities remain scarce. Here, the authors propose NOVAsort, a next-generation droplet sorter that can discern ...

Ornamental grasses are a great way to add texture to and provide a contrasting ... semi-evergreen leaves and golden flowers and seedheads that will grow anywhere from 20 inches to 5 feet tall. It ...

Flowers, shrubs and plants are obvious additions to the garden, but where is the love for ornamental grasses ... often reaching up to 10 feet tall or more. Elephant Grass is drought-tolerant ...

One of the new features is the long-awaited integration with ChatGPT, and thanks to this, you can now ask Siri for details about what you’re seeing on your device’s screen. Use Siri to ask ...

There are three common height categories for ornamental grasses: tall, medium, and short. Tall grasses tend to grow in clumps and can reach up to several feet in height. One of the tallest ...

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Cervical screening is available to anyone with a cervix between the ages of 25 to 64 in the UK. The cervical screening test can identify people with HPV infection and facilitates the identification of ...

In this guide, we’ll discuss some of the best grasses for shade, explore some of the challenges to growing these grasses, and provide maintenance tips so your grass can thrive, even in the shade.

Ornamental grasses are perfect for adding structural interest to borders with their flowing foliage and attractive flowers. They last long into winter, too. There are hundreds of varieties, but the ...

Screening for stroke risk and educating people on how to lower their chances of having a stroke ideally begin with their primary care professional and include evidence-based recommendations ...

Autumn shines a spotlight on ornamental grasses. With their rustling blades and fluffy seedheads they are star performers in late season gardens going head-to-head with asters, mums, Montauk ...

A US-based startup called Heliospect Genomics is charging parents tens of thousands of dollars to "screen" embryos they conceive for their IQs, according to startling new reporting from The Guardian.