How Urea could have been the Key to Life
Urea is a carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen-containing organic compound. It is a waste product of protein metabolism that is commonly found in biological systems.…
Biology
Small Interfering RNA is Delivered Via Nanoparticles to Delay Multiple Myeloma
In studies headed by the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, the protein cyclophilin A (CyPA) was silenced using siRNA to lessen tumor burden and prolong patient…
Cryo Conservation
Cryo Conservation, also known as Cryopreservation, is the process of preserving biological materials at extremely low temperatures, such as cells, tissues, organs, or even whole…
A Newly Discovered Protein Controls the Formation of Cellulose in Plant Cells
Cellulose is an important component of plant cell walls, providing structural support and rigidity. If a previously unknown protein is discovered to regulate cellulose production…
How Proteins Shield Sperm from Mammals as they Go to the Egg Cell
A range of proteins released by the accessory sex glands are present in mammalian seminal fluid and are crucial for the processes involved in fertilization.…
Dominance Fierarchy – in Biology
A dominance hierarchy (also known as a pecking order) is a type of social hierarchy that forms when members of animal social groups interact, resulting…
Roots can Measure Heat on their Own
Roots are plant organs that anchor the plant by absorbing water and nutrients from the soil and storing carbohydrates. They lack specialized structures or sensory…
Plant-Pathogen Interactions Lead to the Discovery of a Novel Achilles Heel Gene
Plant-pathogen interactions refer to the dynamic relationships between plants and pathogens, which are disease-causing microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, nematodes, and other pests. These…
Researchers Monitor the Antibiotic Resistance of Swine-Isolated E. coli
Drug-resistant bacteria are a growing danger to world health and our ability to cure illnesses. This issue is made worse by the extensive use of…
According to a Study, Intestinal Bacteria Affect the Development of Fungi
The quantity of fungi from the potentially pathogenic Candida genus can be estimated from the bacteria found in the intestine. Surprisingly, lactic acid bacteria, which…
According to Research, Ancient Alaskans were Freshwater Fishermen
Freshwater fishing was practised by ancient Alaskans. Alaska’s indigenous peoples, such as the Aleut, Inuit (Eskimo), and various Athabaskan tribes, have a long history of…
Cryo Conservation – A Novel Approach to Preventing Species Extinction
Researchers are banking on a cool solution to help save species from extinction in the face of the biodiversity crisis and alarming data showing a…
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