Prospects for development
The human heart is made up of billions of cells and at least 10,000 cells are responsible for controlling the beat.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Development.
1,382 published items.
The human heart is made up of billions of cells and at least 10,000 cells are responsible for controlling the beat.
Scientists at Durham University have discovered that the fetus in the womb is not only hiccup, swallowing, stretching and yawning.
Although identical cast-like twins are thought to share all the DNA, they will undergo hundreds of genetic changes in the early stages of development, which may lead to…
Radiation from mobile phones during pregnancy affects the brain development of pediatrics and may even cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, accord…
A group of Japanese scientists have identified the molecular structure of a protein that blocks the development of the immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that opens hope to de…
Chinese scientists have found a drug that can stop the reproduction of HIV and provide a new way of controlling and eliminating viruses caused by the disease.
Scientists have just taken a step closer to the technology of artificial liver development, after a team of researchers in the US created molds made of sugar to make blo…
Antibodies help stop the development of HIV found in the milk of HIV-infected mothers in CH Malawi. Duke University (US) scientists have demonstrated that this antibody…
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh (Scotland) have found a gene that controls sperm development, paving the way for new methods of contraceptive preparation an…
The changes seem to begin at the time of the baby's birth. For example, in the 2010 study, experts assessed brain scans of 19 women before and after labor. Accordingly,…
According to a study by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences magazine, published on April 30, when a pregnant woman is exposed to pesticides, even moderat…
A new type of microscope allows obstetricians to observe the development of embryos continuously for the first 5 days of life, and helps couples witness the formation of…
Scientists at Purdue University in India are examining the ability to isolate the development of fat cells of the piceatannol compound found in red wine. The study hopes…
In a report published in Nature Communications, a team led by tissue engineering professor Kevin Shakesheff created a new device shaped like a cup of soft polymer, mimic…
The source of Cadmium (Cd) in the environment is increasing due to the development of the mining, metallurgy and farmland industry. Some foods contain Cd in very small a…