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Using lasers to break a person's breath, scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the University of Colorado (CU) in Boulder have show…
Two scientists at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston are currently working on a cocaine vaccine in hopes that it will be the first drug for people with addiction. Dr.…
Researchers are developing nanoparticles specifically designed for more effective use in medicine. Nanoparticles carry a tiny magnet and a set of DNA, which, when acted…
One out of every 800 people in the UK has Crohn's disease - chronic intestinal inflammation that causes pain, intestinal bleeding and diarrhea.
The melody of life - music can be created through the movement of DNA molecules, 'detailed drawings
British scientists are developing a safe way to use low-dose carbon monoxide (CO) for patients with organ transplants, contributing to preventing rejection after surgery.
The confusing interplay of other proteins and chemicals serves as the basis for most biological activities that require the involvement of enzymes, specialized molecules…
Indiana State: Researchers have discovered ions in calcium that can play a major role in multiple sclerosis by activating enzymes that degrade the adipose fat membrane t…
Researchers at the University of Sheffield (UK) announced that they have successfully prepared artificial blood from plastic molecules. This blood can be used in an emer…
Dicholoroacetate (DCA) molecule over the years has been thought to be able to treat some metabolic disorders in children. Now the team at the University of Alberta repor…
Pepper is so ubiquitous in our daily lives that people forget that this is the most popular spice in the world. The latest research has shown that this spice plays a maj…
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University have discovered a type of protein molecule called carabin that can suppress immune system protection. From this finding, scientist…
How is memory formed? This question has been a headache for scientists for many years, but at this point we seem to have taken a step closer to the answer.
DCA is an odorless, colorless, inexpensive and non-toxic molecule. University of Alberta researchers, in Edmonton, Canada believe that this molecule will quickly become…
According to a report by scientists at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, a sugar molecule in embryonic stem cells has also been found on the surface o…