Biology

The Ability of Mouse Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stromal Cells to Regenerate is Facilitated by the Constitutive Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor

The Ability of Mouse Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stromal Cells to Regenerate is Facilitated by the Constitutive Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor

In tissue engineering, bone marrow mesenchymal stromal cells (BMSCs) are frequently employed as seed cells. The transcription factor known as Aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) is involved…
An Optical Signal Generated by Tiny Magnetic Beads could be Swiftly Utilized to Identify Infections

An Optical Signal Generated by Tiny Magnetic Beads could be Swiftly Utilized to Identify Infections

Depending on what a test is looking for, getting results from a blood test can take anywhere from an hour to a week. The same…
The Dynamic Lives of Cells are Revealed by a Synthetic RNA Export System, Which also Offers Potential Directions for New Therapies

The Dynamic Lives of Cells are Revealed by a Synthetic RNA Export System, Which also Offers Potential Directions for New Therapies

In disorders like inflammation and cancer, as well as throughout the development of the embryo and as people age, cells alter dynamically over time. Some…
Studies on Yeast Suggest that a Healthy Diet Early in Life may have a Lasting Good Impact on Health

Studies on Yeast Suggest that a Healthy Diet Early in Life may have a Lasting Good Impact on Health

Based on research on yeast, scientists at the Babraham Institute are putting up an alternate theory linking diet to aging. Experiments conducted by Dr. Jon…
Stoichiometric Mismatch Between Zooplankton and Phytoplankton Due to Eutrophication and Climate Change

Stoichiometric Mismatch Between Zooplankton and Phytoplankton Due to Eutrophication and Climate Change

The stoichiometric imbalance between phytoplankton and zooplankton poses a threat to the aquatic ecosystem’s ability to function. The rise in nutrient requirements for zooplankton growth…
Heat and Discomfort can be Felt Thanks to an Ion Channel Receptor’s ‘Suicidal’ Action

Heat and Discomfort can be Felt Thanks to an Ion Channel Receptor’s ‘Suicidal’ Action

Human existence depends on being able to reliably detect heat and discomfort, but scientists have had difficulty figuring out exactly how our bodies perceive these…
Understanding the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein could Help in the Development of Vaccines

Understanding the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein could Help in the Development of Vaccines

Although the majority of humanity first learnt about the now-famous disease during the COVID-19 pandemic, the coronavirus family was discovered in the middle of the…
A New Family Tree of Amphibians Shows they Diverged Tens of Millions of Years Later than Previously Believed

A New Family Tree of Amphibians Shows they Diverged Tens of Millions of Years Later than Previously Believed

The Natural History Museum in London’s Senior Curator in Charge of Amphibians and Reptiles, Jeff Streicher, and other researchers have revealed the most comprehensive evolutionary…
A Brief Examination of the Human Body

A Brief Examination of the Human Body

A brief examination of the human body reveals a sophisticated and well-organized biological system. Physicists have developed a novel imaging technology suitable for human usage.…
Investigating Periplasmic Biosynthesis’s Potential for Effective Solar-Driven Chemical Manufacturing

Investigating Periplasmic Biosynthesis’s Potential for Effective Solar-Driven Chemical Manufacturing

For effective solar-driven chemical production, scientists from the University of Chicago and the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences…
Platelets can Mirror the Cognitive effects of Exercise

Platelets can Mirror the Cognitive effects of Exercise

Platelets are blood cells that are largely responsible for blood clotting. They do not duplicate the cognitive benefits of exercise. Exercise has multiple well-documented benefits…
New Technique Exposes Energy-Dependent Radiation Damage to Focused Ion Beam-Milled lamella

New Technique Exposes Energy-Dependent Radiation Damage to Focused Ion Beam-Milled lamella

Ion beam milling is a technique used in materials science and microscopy to prepare thin specimens, often referred to as “lamellae,” for analysis under various…
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