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American experts have found a new way to destroy cancer cells without causing negative side effects like current therapies.
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American experts have found a new way to destroy cancer cells without causing negative side effects like current therapies.
British scientists have identified that the enzyme SGK1 is the cause of infertility and miscarriage in women.
The snake-like structures were discovered in the cells of many different species on the evolutionary tree. Now, Oxford scientists have shown that they also exist in huma…
Gamers have decoded the structure of an enzyme of the AIDS virus, which has prevented scientists for the past decade.
Men have long observed that men are less likely to have infections than women, but only by recent studies, explains Dr. Carlo Pergola, Jena University's School of Pharma…
Jennifer Ross has designed a type of microscope she calls the Single TIRF molecule, which is much brighter than current commercial devices and has a great ability to obs…
Century disease HIV / AIDS and malaria share a number of similarities in terms of molecules. Therefore, it is possible to appear 'super drug' that can cure both diseases.
Danish scientists have found a way to change people's blood type. This is considered a breakthrough in resolving anemia in hospitals.
Recent studies by American scientists to repel the aging process have opened the door to human longevity.
Irish scientists create powdered Probiotic beneficial for the digestive system, helping users to have a healthy, balanced body.
Scientific achievements can be traced back to ideas that were initially considered to be very vague and utopian ideas. However, it was from these unexpected ideas that m…
US scientists have just announced that they discovered the secret of immortality in an evaluated study that could pave the way for the birth ...
The latest Swedish study shows that asthma medications have great potential for treating aortic aneurysm.
Australian scientists have discovered the mechanism of action of a protein called perforin that can destroy bad cells that cause cancer.
'Microbes' containing NDM-1 enzymes are at risk of becoming a demand threat as they continue to spread in many countries around the world.