Category: Medical Research
Groundbreaking Research: Potential Treatment for Regenerating Human Limbs Inspired by Frogs
Most human tissues are not designed to be regenerative in function. Therefore, when a body part, e.g., a limb, is amputated for any cause, it cannot be regrown. Although …Hair Coloring Products That Won’t Trigger Any Allergic Reactions May Soon Be Available
People dye their hair for different purposes. An older person might apply one to hide their white or gray hair; a younger person might apply it for fashionable purposes; …
Researchers Develop Bioelectronic Tongue Capable of Assessing Sweetness More Objectively
Korean researchers have built an ultrasensitive bioelectronic tongue that gauges sweetness more objectively, possibly paving ways for food and beverage companies to create products that are agreeable for more …University of Bristol Scientists Discover More on How DNA Encodes Instructions
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a double-helix structure that carries the genetic information or instruction for every function and/or activity that occurs in the cells of all living organisms. It …
Biologists Discovered Large Number of Plant Viruses Traveling with Pollen
Plants depend on pollen to reproduce effectively. New research shows that these same vehicles also serve a different purpose: they provide a free ride for plant viruses. Read Also: …Inhibiting Microbial Enzyme a Possible Path for Curing Ulcerative Colitis
Ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease (the other type being Crohn’s disease), affects a reasonable number of Americans. Being a chronic condition, it is associated with a …
Study Discovers How Stem Cells Choose Differentiation Pathways
Cells are the basic, structural, and functional units of every living being. They are like the foundations from which all life takes its form. You are what you are …Stanford University: Aging Disrupts Ribosomal Functions in the Body Leading to Many Diseases
Key Takeaways: Aging disrupts ribosomes—the cell’s protein-making machinery—leading to misfolded proteins linked to diseases like Alzheimer’s. A Stanford study reveals slowed ribosome movement in older cells causes protein clumping, …