Flu epidemic
The H5N1 virus has resisted Tamiflu
At first, a 13-year-old bird flu patient seemed lucky when she had only mild inflammation on one side of her lungs and was treated immediately with Tamiflu. However, aft…
Enzyme
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Enzyme.
Topic archive
Articles about Enzyme
226 published items.
Science invention
Homemade petrol, priced below VND 8,000 / liter ... A new invention?
With only 2 grams of enzymes discovered by engineer Le Ngoc Khanh, it is possible to create a self-made gasoline that is not inferior to A92 gasoline but only costs 7,25…
New technology
Successfully developed enzymes capable of decomposing plastics
Scientists have used ultra-powerful X-rays, which are 10 billion times brighter than sunlight to produce ultra-high-resolution 3D models of the structure of the PETase e…
New technology
Enzymes can turn tears into electricity
Irish scientists have discovered an enzyme called lysozyme that turns tears into electricity, according to Live Science.
New technology
Successfully developed compounds that absorb CO2 faster than trees
Plants help absorb CO2, which is what we all know, even plants can absorb about 25% of CO2 emissions that humans produce to serve photosynthesis and growth.
New technology
The device helps the phone determine cancer to 99% accurate
Phones like the iPhone can turn into
New technology
Blood type change after blood donation
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found a way to change donated blood types.
New technology
Prevent the impact of chemical weapons by squid
Recent research by US scientists shows that an enzyme of squid may limit the effects of chemical weapons and protect people.
New technology
Sensors help determine the amount of medicine deep in the water
A Brazilian multidisciplinary research group has recently developed a biological sensor that helps measure pesticide content in food, water and soil.
New technology
Technology brushing teeth with the bacteria in the mouth
From a young age, parents or even teachers at school still try to educate young children about the importance of oral hygiene.
New technology
Sensors use electrical energy from insect repellents
A team of researchers led by Daniel Scherson, a professor of chemistry at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, USA, has successfully developed transplanted biofuel c…
New technology
Create electricity from scrap paper
At the fair for environmental products in Tokyo, Sony invited some children to perform experiments. Put the paper into a mixture of water and some enzymes, shake and wai…
New technology
Making rich from paper scraps
Flexoresearch has successfully built a series of synthetic enzyme solutions, extracted from mushrooms, that turn waste paper into useful products.
New technology
Street lighting trees in the future
The appearance of cities will change spectacularly when the glowing trees replace the lampposts on the streets.
New technology
Gasoline from the air
Vanadium nitrogenase, an enzyme found in soybean roots, may be the key to air-conditioned cars in the near future.