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According to Time, wherever Maria Pereira came to these days like her office in Paris, a medical conference in Boston or returning to visit a house in Portugal, the sepa…
I am a professional toy inventor, I always like to experiment and disassemble things. From a young age, whenever my house bought a new item like a TV or a lawn mower, my…
According to NYP, scientists from Harvard University, USA, have created a synthetic medical glue with the same composition of Arion subfuscus slime secreted to protect t…
This special glue called 'Tetranite' is made up of two main ingredients, Calcium and Amino Acids.
This fluid is like the soldiers fighting in the battlefield, they have to race against time to protect eyeballs, if delaying eye damage there will be no way to treat.
This gel is expected to work well in traffic accidents, both for skin wounds and deep inside.
Scientists have just developed a medical glue inspired by slime secreted from slugs.
Dr. Sergio Canavero confirmed that he cut and reconnected the mouse's spinal cord with a special bio-colloid.
An Italian scientist claims the world's first attempt to transplant a human head into a human body could happen in the next two years.
Biological cement (a chemical glue) used in hip replacement surgery is considered to be the cause of many patients' deaths.
The new bio-glaze includes a collagen frame and is designed to fit into areas where bone regeneration is needed.
The study of mussel silk scientists helps open a new door for surgical replacement materials.
Experts of the Institute of Medicine collaborated with scientists from NEFU Department of Biology and Geography, successfully studied a composition used to treat skin le…
Researchers at the University of British Columbia, Canada created a gel based on mussels' ability to cling to rocks. This gel can be used to strengthen weakened blood ve…
Made from the compound that the mussels use to cling to the cliffs, a new gel can be spread onto the arterial walls, veins and vascular reinforcement there.