The Oldest Spinosaur Brains have been Discovered

The Oldest Spinosaur Brains have been Discovered

The brains and inner ears of two British spinosaurs have been rebuilt by researchers from the University of Southampton and Ohio University, shedding light on…
The Study Identifies a Gene that Gives the Seahorse Brood Pouch a Novel Function

The Study Identifies a Gene that Gives the Seahorse Brood Pouch a Novel Function

Among the wide group of teleost fish, seahorses exhibit a distinctive form. Flame cone cells, a peculiar epithelial cell type, are present in the seahorse’s…
Successful Reprogramming of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells to Produce Functional Parathyroid Glands

Successful Reprogramming of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells to Produce Functional Parathyroid Glands

Exciting new opportunities in medicine have been made possible by regenerative medicine. Japanese scientists are currently looking for methods to replicate and reconstruct body organs…
Effects of Neanderthal DNA Discovered in Modern Humans

Effects of Neanderthal DNA Discovered in Modern Humans

Scientists have identified specific segments of the genome containing Neanderthal DNA and have linked some of these genetic variants to specific traits and health conditions.…
A Fossil Study sheds light on some of Nature’s most Famous Spirals

A Fossil Study sheds light on some of Nature’s most Famous Spirals

Fossil studies can provide valuable insights into a variety of natural phenomena, including the formation of well-known spirals in nature. A 3D model of a…
New Carriers for Intracellular Drug Transport that Respond to Light

New Carriers for Intracellular Drug Transport that Respond to Light

Proteoliposomes, which are also known as artificial lipid bilayer vesicle liposomes, are specialized systems that may contain a wide range of compounds, including chemicals and…
The Nose Shape Gene was Inherited from Neanderthals

The Nose Shape Gene was Inherited from Neanderthals

The study of Neanderthal DNA has provided valuable insights into modern humans’ genetic heritage. Many people of non-African descent have traces of Neanderthal DNA in…
Novel Silver Nanoclusters are Produced Via Molybdate Anion Binding With the Help of Protective Molecules

Novel Silver Nanoclusters are Produced Via Molybdate Anion Binding With the Help of Protective Molecules

The formation of silver nanoclusters, or the association of a silver atom with negatively charged anions, is frequently hampered by problems with stability, size homogeneity,…
Spatially Multiplexed Single-Molecule Translocations Through a Nanopore at Regulated Rates Provide Extremely Fine DNA Resolution

Spatially Multiplexed Single-Molecule Translocations Through a Nanopore at Regulated Rates Provide Extremely Fine DNA Resolution

The Laboratory of Nanoscale Biology’s director, Aleksandra Radenovic, has spent years working to advance nanopore technology, which involves passing a molecule like DNA through a…
According to a Study, Metal Nanoclusters are Adaptable for Numerous Applications, Such as Catalysis and Biomedicine

According to a Study, Metal Nanoclusters are Adaptable for Numerous Applications, Such as Catalysis and Biomedicine

Metal nanoclusters are nano-sized clusters composed of metal atoms. These clusters typically consist of a few to several hundred metal atoms, and their unique properties…
How Urea could have been the Key to Life

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.…
Small Interfering RNA is Delivered Via Nanoparticles to Delay Multiple Myeloma

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…
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