[ad_1] About 66 million years ago, the dinosaurs’ dominance of the planet came to a fiery end when a 10-mile-wide asteroid struck Earth off the coast of Mexico. The change triggered a drastic change in temperature that saw a lot of garbage plowing through the atmosphere for hundreds of years, …
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[ad_1] Every time a cell in your body replicates, a streak of your youth crumbles into dust. This occurs through the shortening of telomeres, structures that “cover” the tips of our chromosomes. Now, scientists in Israel say they were able to reverse this process and extend telomere length in a …
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[ad_1] Cells are constantly moving throughout our body, performing a myriad of operations critical to tissue development, immune responses, and general well-being. This commotion is driven by chemical signals long studied by scientists interested in cell migration. To better understand this phenomenon, a team of biologists and physicists, led by …
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[ad_1] Pharmacy professor Tim Bugni led a UW-Madison effort to identify new antimicrobials from poorly studied ecosystems. School of Pharmacy Combing the ocean for antimicrobials, scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered a new antifungal compound that effectively targets multi-drug-resistant strains of deadly fungi without toxic side effects in …
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[ad_1] DURHAM, NC – The bacterium that causes tularemia, the tick-borne disease, is a lean and mean infecting machine. It carries a relatively small genome and a unique set of infectious tools, including a collection of chromosomal genes called the “island of pathogenicity”. A team of researchers from Duke University, …
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[ad_1] The prevalence of lung cancer in non-smokers is becoming increasingly recognized in its field. However, progress is lacking in more precise screening and, therefore, in personalized care. In the November episode of Lungcast, a monthly podcast series from HCPLive and the American Lung Association (ALA), a couple of researchers …
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[ad_1] Using cats as an animal model to study the transmission of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the researchers determined that the virus has a narrow transmission bottleneck. The current 2019 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, caused by the agent SARS-CoV-2, is widely believed to be zoonotic in origin (meaning …
Read More »[ad_2][ad_1] Researchmoz, a leading market research firm in the world, has announced a new report on the global Blockchain market in Trade Finance and Credit Insurance. The report contains vital market information that will support customers in making the right business decisions. This research will help both existing and new …
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[ad_1] CSL’s officially produced Your Mobile annual internet card, using CSL 4G network and CSL Wi-Fi, costs only HK $ 10.7 per month on average. Recently, official use of update data is free. CSL Official Your Mobile Internet Card annual 4G 42 Mbps plus unlimited WiFi Free use of 18 …
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[ad_1] The PlayStation 5 console in Hong Kong is officially listed, but the first batch is only available to fans who have pre-ordered previously and there is virtually no retail. There is still some degree of speculation on the Internet, but at the same time, the “PlayStation Blue Store” also …
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