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June 3, 2021

A protective protein, which was generally known to be effective against blood clots, was found to be capable of inhibiting the most violent means of cancer in the human body - metastasis. Prof. Tal Borshtin-Cohen, the leader of the research, believes that the surprising discovery explains why there are quite a few anti-cancer treatments that fail: "The understanding that protein S helps the body fight metastases is a warning light for anti-cancer treatments, which are designed to inhibit this protein's pathway"
A team of researchers succeeded, by deciphering the ages of tens and hundreds of millions of years old diamonds, to identify three different periods of their formation at a depth of about two hundred kilometers below present-day South Africa. Dr. Jacob Weiss: "This is a significant step not only in the study of diamonds, but also in the study The evolution of the continents on Earth"
Students trained at the Weizmann Institute won the gold and silver medals in the European Mathematics Olympiad for Girls
The scientists of the Weizmann Institute of Science, in partnership with the scientists of the Biological Institute in Nes Ziona, revealed how a unique combination of three mechanisms allows the corona virus to escape the immune system
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