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Australian scientists found that drinking soft drinks could alter proteins in the brain.
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Australian scientists found that drinking soft drinks could alter proteins in the brain.
The new bio-glaze includes a collagen frame and is designed to fit into areas where bone regeneration is needed.
An Israeli team of scientists has taken the first step in developing an antibiotic replacement, after successfully separating a bactericidal protein.
Hundreds of children can be saved every year by getting rid of pre-eclampsia by a new blood test that takes only 15 minutes.
From now on, men can test their own fertility at home thanks to a new set of products that have just been released last weekend in the UK.
Researchers found, in the human body, the liver can
Recent research by American scientists shows that sleep helps people eliminate harmful toxins in the brain after a stressful working day.
Scientists have discovered a new molecular mechanism that promotes cell growth faster than usual and the application of this mechanism causes cancer cells to self-destru…
Recently, a team of researchers at Yale University discovered a protein that plays a key role in the development of Alzheimer's disease (AD).
New Zealand scientists claim to have discovered ways to develop infertility treatments and help to conceive new types.
French scientists have achieved initial success in reversing dwarf syndrome.
Ben Gurion University of Israeli scientists are close to finding a recipe for a drug that can cure skin diseases associated with autoimmune mechanisms, called psoriasis.
US researchers on August 28 have identified a new protein in the brain that causes dementia in the elderly.
UK researchers have found a new way to detect people with pulmonary tuberculosis by identifying escape proteins when the lung is not working.
The study of mussel silk scientists helps open a new door for surgical replacement materials.