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What if we could transplant healthy neurons into patients with neurodegenerative diseases or brain and spinal cord injuries? And what’s more interesting is what if we can grow these neurons …
3D-Printed Novel Biomaterial Mimics Properties Of Brain Tissues Read More »
New research from the University of Illinois, Chicago has found that some cells increase their activity and grow in large proportions after our death. The study analyzed gene expression in …
New research from the University of Illinois Chicago has found that heparanase, HPSE, a poorly understood protein, is a key regulator of cells’ innate defence mechanisms. So what exactly is …
A Poorly Understood Protein Found To Be The Most Important Cellular Defence Regulator Read More »
New research shows that we humans are like the Earth’s first animals. Although they may have lacked heads, legs, or arms, pieces of them remain in us. The research by …
We Are Astonishingly Similar To First Animals On Earth Read More »
Researchers from Khalifa University and Imperial College have developed contact lenses which can safely help people with colour blindness to see colours. We can use tinted glasses, but they cannot …
A Contact Lens Which Can Safely Correct Color Blindness Read More »
A new research has found a likely reason for the extinction of the woolly mammoth. The paper currently on the preprint server, biorxiv, says that it was a combination of …
Human Hunting Was A Reason Behind The Extinction Of Woolly Mammoth As Well Read More »
New research has brought an original unifying explanation for the physiological, behavioural and cultural evolution of the human species, from its first appearance about two million years ago, to the …
Human Brains Grew Due To The Extinction Of Large Animals Read More »
New research has developed an injectable hydrogel that could help repair and prevent further damage to the heart muscle after a heart attack. This was done by the researchers at …
Hydrogel Can Prevent Damage of Heart Muscles After A Heart Attack Read More »
We all know about the amazing regenerative power of the liver. However, the cells responsible have remained a mystery. New research from the Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT …
Liver’s Regeneration Power Explained By Researchers Read More »
Rocks from Mars aren’t important for a normal human being. But for someone like us who has a lot of interest in Science, these rocks play an important role in …
A new international study led by the Centre for Palaeogenetics in Stockholm has discovered ancient DNA from a 1.2 million-year-old mammoth. It is so far the oldest DNA ever recovered. …
Although it has been a lot of years since we humans are living on earth, we haven’t explored a lot of places and haven’t found a lot of things yet. …
Unique Lifeforms Found Under 3000 Feet Of Antarctican Ice Read More »
Communication is important in all aspects of life. We have the ability to speak and that is how we communicate. But how do our cells communicate? A new research led …
New research led by a University College London has found out genes which determine the shape of a person’s facial profile. The team found about 32 gene regions that influence …
Researchers Identify The Genes Which Shape Your Face Read More »
A new study from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research has developed a computational model to calculate skeletal age, which is a personalized estimate of an individual’s risk of bone …
Researchers Develop A ‘Skeletal Age’ Calculator To Predict Bone Fracture Risk Read More »
A new research from scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine has found that the common fungi present in the gut teaches the immune system on ways to respond to their more …
Are You Immune To Harmful Fungi? Your Gut Fungi Might Be The Reason Read More »
Viruses always create a problem. This is a normal conception that we have. But proving this wrong, new research has found out that a virus actually has been seen benefitting …
A Virus Which In Fact Helps The Host During Unsupportive Weather Read More »
Coffee is surely one of the most consumed beverages in the world. A huge number of people start their day with a coffee. One of the biggest problems coffee growers …
Researchers Find A Fungus Which Can Help Coffee Farmers Read More »
A team of interdisciplinary researchers from various universities has now shown that the carnivorous plant Venus Flytraps generate measurable magnetic fields. The team used an atomic magnetometer and proved that …
We all know that people suffering from mental and neurological disorders like depression, addiction, and chronic pain are resistant to treatment. Studies show that almost 30% of depression patients don’t …
A new study by an international team of researchers reveals that a single-dose universal vaccine could protect against many forms of leptospirosis bacteria. The study recently appeared in eLife journal. …
Potential Vaccine Candidate Against Deadly Leptospirosis Bacteria Read More »
A team of researchers from the Weill Cornell Medicine and Cornell University’s Ithaca campus has built a simplified computational method for analyzing genetic-environment interactions and the way they influence disease …
A Simple Computational Method For Studying Genetic-Environment Interactions Read More »
COVID has changed our lives a lot. Physical distancing has become the thumb rule when one goes out. A new UCLA study reveals how the brain navigates places and monitors …
How Our Brains Navigate And Monitor Others In A Location? Study Finds Read More »
New research has found out that paralyzed mice could walk again after cytokine treatment. The research team has used a “designer cytokine” to regenerate injured nerves in the spinal cords …
Researchers from Yale School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have used single-cell RNA sequencing in order to get a closer look on how individual macrophages react to different stimuli. So, …
Study Finds How Individual Macrophages React To Different Stimuli Read More »
