B3 - vitamins from space
The new study shows that vitamin B3 on the Earth's surface is largely derived from the universe, brought to Earth on carbon-rich meteors.
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The new study shows that vitamin B3 on the Earth's surface is largely derived from the universe, brought to Earth on carbon-rich meteors.
A new study has invented a drug that slows down the aging process, which is the key for people to live longer and live healthier when they get older.
Alzheimer's disease is treated by eliminating fault genes, researchers predict after discovering 11 key genes that increase the risk.
Vegetables of cabbage family such as cabbage and cauliflower may be the key to protecting people from the effects of radiation during cancer treatment or nuclear disaste…
Recently, a team of researchers at Yale University discovered a protein that plays a key role in the development of Alzheimer's disease (AD).
French scientists discovered, a component of red wine has the ability to create a rich source of energy and especially can extend 60% of the life of the organism.
A study published at the American Association of Neuroscience conference found that injecting young blood from young mice for older mice may help reverse some of the eff…
According to Daily Mail, researchers at Pennsylvania State University (USA) have warned that if people do not enhance environmental protection, by the end of the century…
The key to overcoming obesity can be hidden in an unimaginable place: mummies of mummies 3,000 years ago.
One of the world's leading researchers on spinal cord injury said China could hold the key he sought to cure spinal cord injury.
For the first time scientists use stem cells to develop key connections used by the brain for communication and control of muscles in the body, according to Top News.
Scientists say the order of genetic modification in cancer cells is the key to early diagnosis and identification of drugs that specifically treat this disease.
Finding solutions to prevent asbestos-related diseases is one of the key contents at the Scientific Workshop:
In fact, nerve cells play a key role in the formation and development of the salivary glands.
According to US scientists, the Prox1 gene plays a key role in the normal development of memory areas in the brain.