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Could the naked mole-rat become the new standard for studying human gut health and probiotics? †

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By Andrew Pearson, Miguel Angel Brieño-Enríquez, Odei Barreñada
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The superpowers of the naked mole-rat The naked mole-rat (NMR; Heterocephalus glaber) is a subterranean rodent native to the arid regions of Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia [1]. The NMR is the longest-lived rodent, with documented lifespans exceeding 37 years [2]. This makes the NMR one of the longest-lived mammals relative to body size [3]. Like bees or ants, NMRs live in eusocial colonies, which is extraordinarily rare among mammals.
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Train jumps track in downtown Columbia

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By Andrew Pearson, Main Street Maury
| Main Street Media of Tennessee Verified
Cars from a train derail near Trotwood Avenue in Columbia around noon today (Oct. 14). CITY OF COLUMBIA TENNESSEE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY This is a developing story and may be updated. A train derailed around 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday (Oct. 14) on the rail line that passes under the 1100 block of Trotwood Avenue, near Columbia Academy and the Jackson Shopping Center. A rail-switching error reportedly led seven cars of the half-mile-long train to jump the track at low speed.
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Governor, state officials observe Small Business Week on Columbia Square

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By Andrew Pearson, Main Street Maury
| Main Street Media of Tennessee Verified
Gov. Bill Lee, County Mayor Sheila Butt, Sen. Joey Hensley and Rep. Scott Cepicky visit Ted’s Sporting Goods during the governor’s visit to Columbia. The visit was part of the observation of Small Business Week. ANDREW PEARSONState and local officials with firefighters who responded to a false alarm while they were on the square. Gov. Bill Lee was visiting Columbia at the time as part of Small Business Week. ANDREW PEARSON Gov. Bill Lee, Sen. Joey Hensley and Rep.
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