I've had the privilege of becoming IGN's "mice guy" in 2025, and since then I've amassed enough delivery boxes to build a small castle, covered my desk in dongles, and, most importantly, clicked new ...

With a strong moral worldview, IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A CHRISTMAS COOKIE, is a delightful, wholesome, well-made, slow-paced show that young children will love, but skips the real reason for the season, ...

This is a knock-in (KI) mouse model carrying a L444P mutation in the endogenous Gba (glucocerebrosidase [GC] or acid β-glucosidase) gene (Liu et al., 1998). The GBA1 protein is the lipid-degrading ...

Suits of plate armor were developed back in the Middle Ages. They served as protection during battle, but they also became an art. Here in the 21st century, one metalwork artist is keeping this ...

This knock-in (KI) mouse model was generated by introducing a D427V point mutation into exon 10 of the mouse Gba1 (glucosidase, beta, acid 1) gene, which corresponds to the human D409V mutation (The ...

In the wild, a mouse or rat leads a precarious life. In the city, they dodge traps, poisons, and broom-wielding humans. In the countryside, they face owls, shotguns, and more poison. As Australia’s ...

Of Monsters and Men has soundtracked melodramatic coming of age for many with its breakout 2012 album My Head is an Animal. The band’s song “Little Talks” in particular, with its folksy guitars and ...

Logitech today announced an updated version of its MX Master series mouse, the MX Master 4, which features haptic feedback and introduces a few other changes while remaining largely faithful to the ...

Responsive and satisfying buttons. Smooth and silent scrolling. Intuitive and useful gesture controls. Well-implemented haptic feedback. Precise sensor. Great customization software. Impressive ...

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Once in the brain, lung cancer cells can plug themselves into the electrical circuitry there and grow, a study of mice shows. The results, published September 10 in Nature, highlight the deep and ...