Scientists develop Covid-19 bait from healthy cells
A team of authors are testing a therapy that floods the body with 'cells' that lure viruses away from healthy cells.
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A team of authors are testing a therapy that floods the body with 'cells' that lure viruses away from healthy cells.
This natural defense against cancer-causing mutations is thought to be what keeps some long-term smokers from getting lung cancer.
German scientists combined two types of absorbers to develop solar cells with a light conversion efficiency of up to 24%.
This year's World Cup international sailing competition will see the first flying boat run on hydrogen energy with a speed of 92.6 km/h.
Chinese scientists found that bacteria in tumor cells helped the tumor to shift position, while promoting cell survival during tumor growth.
The technology builds on the techniques used to create the cloned sheep Dolly over 25 years ago.
One of them has helped patients with terminal cancer, once considered incurable, into complete remission.
An international team of researchers has developed a new printing method to create heart tissue that can survive in vitro and function for long periods of time.
Viruses are extremely simple and small entities, they have only a bit of genetic information, either DNA or RNA, contained in a protein coat.
The team at Caltech modified the E. coli bacteria and stimulated it with ultrasound so that they secrete chemicals that kill cancer cells that harm healthy cells.
The researchers used high-frequency sound waves to turn stem cells into bone cells.
The new type of imitation leather has many of the same properties as real leather, uses natural materials that are not harmful to the environment, and has a short produc…
University of British Columbia (UBC) scientists have 3D printed human testicular cells and identified promising early signs of sperm production.
Research just published in the journal Nature Neurosience has discovered tunnel-like structures connecting the human skull and meninges, as well as its unexpected functi…
Swedish scientists have found a way to use spider silk protein to boost p53, a cancer-killing protein in humans.