The US company intends to make blood that can cure diseases
Biotechnology company Rubius Therapeutics intends to develop a cure for red blood cells, the Futurism on March 1 reported.
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Biotechnology company Rubius Therapeutics intends to develop a cure for red blood cells, the Futurism on March 1 reported.
NIST is one of the few research groups trying to develop hardware that mimics the human brain, or neuromorphic chip, in hopes that it will run brain simulation software…
There are currently no drugs that can treat this disease and help restore memory as well as the thinking problems it causes.
Researchers in Germany have recently developed a robot that is only 0.7 inches (1.7cm) with looks that looks like a small worm.
The Gates Foundation spent billions of dollars to subsidize money for this purpose. The couple billionaires have also donated a lot of money to companies researching and…
According to the announcement of UT, the National Institute of Health Research (NIH) has granted US $ 441,000 to UT to implement the project.
Previously, scientists used to use stem cells to make mouse sperm fully functional, developing them into healthy pups.
Like a normal outside environment, a hospital is also a place where people can develop infections, due to germs that are available or spread from others.
A US medical company has developed a new laser surgery technology that is fast and not too expensive.
Spring winter is a good time for developing infectious diseases, especially measles, rubella, flu, whooping cough.
Diabetes is one of lifestyle diseases. Mobility, an unhealthy diet and less exercise are some of the main causes of diabetes.
Pulmonary fibrosis is one of the common respiratory diseases, in which tissue deep inside the lungs is damaged, thickened, harder due to loss of elasticity (elasticity)…
People who give up breakfast or poor breakfast will double the risk of developing atherosclerosis, a disease that can lead to dangerous heart disease.
According to a new report, the team identified three very potent antibodies, SMZAb1, SMZAb2 and SMZAb5, taken from a patient in South America.
This gel is expected to work well in traffic accidents, both for skin wounds and deep inside.