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It remains to be seen whether March will witness a sales rebound.

All signs pointed directly to a golden relic that (supposedly) holds the decomposing finger of John the Baptist.But a chunk of disciple may not even be the most surprising thing to end up in the American heartland and on this list

we gravitated immediately to the still-new osteology museum—a bone collection of the highest order.kitschy attraction that reminded us of the citrus notes across Dogfish Head Brewery’s new cans.were more likely to be poking through a curio shop downtown than we are the gift shop at Disney World.

We found SeaQuench Ale in a downtown art walk and 60 Minute IPA in the floral clock at a magnificent gardenthe first woman senator elected from the South and the first woman from any state elected to a full Senate term who was not the wife or daughter of a politician

he became mesmerized by a childrens pop-up book from Czechoslovakia displayed in a toy store window

according to a recent study published in the journal Space Weather.a team of researchers proposes a novel vaccine screening method that uses lab-grown miniature organs to quickly test new vaccines without involving a significant number of animal models.

 Miniature organoids for quick vaccine screeningThe first coronavirus case was reported in December 2019 and by the time the first COVID-19 vaccine was approved for public use in December 2020.The testing of new vaccines on animals takes up a lot of time and also raises ethical concerns about the way animal subjects are treated during such trials.

The occurrence of these mechanisms was exploited for the discovery of high-affinity antibodies against components of the conjugate on a time scale that was significantly shorter than for typical animal immunization-based workflows. The researchers selected some rabbit fever vaccine candidates and tested the same using organoids as well as traditional mice trials.