Artificial red blood cells
Two US universities have collaborated to successfully synthesize artificial red blood cells (sRBCs), copying key features and functions of natural red blood cells.
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Two US universities have collaborated to successfully synthesize artificial red blood cells (sRBCs), copying key features and functions of natural red blood cells.
The worst thing about broken bones, apart from pain, is the discomfort of the cast and inconvenience for living.
Vitamin C is the chemical name ascorbic acid. Between two sources of vitamin C (natural and synthetic chemistry), which ones are more valuable?
The legend of the peoples of the world has long attributed the moon to the cause of many problems in the natural world.
Earthquakes, tsunamis, super typhoons blizzard devastating Southeast Asia and the South Pacific during the past week, causing thousands of deaths, but scientists warn th…
Experiments show that in traumatized mice, tranquilizers have counteracted the natural mechanism that slows wound recovery.
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For the purpose of hearing better, looking more sophisticated, researchers seek to upgrade natural things that are bestowed on us.
Italian scientists have developed a process of turning wood into artificial bone with the ultimate goal of transplanting into the human body.
Japanese scientists have recently reported new evidence that vinegar can often really be true as a reputation for a health-promoting drug circulating in folk.
Every day Matthew Hudson uses a piece of chocolate with green tea essence and lets it dissolve in his mouth.
Birth preparation courses such as breathing techniques, relaxation and massage do not help women when
The results of a study by American scientists said that natural compounds found in broccoli and vegetables can protect the respiratory tract.
Most people consume too much salt, and a University of Iowa researcher has discovered a potential reason for this habit: it helps our mood better.
German researchers are testing a specific drug to increase men's ability, made only from natural plants, and in some cases even better than Viagra.