Understanding the Extraordinary Role of Nanopores

Understanding the Extraordinary Role of Nanopores

A nanopore is a pore with a diameter of one nanometer. It could be formed by a pore-forming protein or as a hole in synthetic…
Identifying the Evolutionary Flaws in the Human Genome

Identifying the Evolutionary Flaws in the Human Genome

Mutations can be both beneficial and detrimental. They can sometimes aid an organism’s adaptation and survival. Sometimes they are so toxic that an organism is…
A Key Regulator of Cell Growth has been Identified

A Key Regulator of Cell Growth has been Identified

The cell cycle, also known as the cell-division cycle, is the sequence of events that occurs in a cell that causes it to divide into…
For Pore Cleaning, Sea Sponges Fire Snot Rockets in Slow Motion

For Pore Cleaning, Sea Sponges Fire Snot Rockets in Slow Motion

When first harvested, all sponges are a dark brown color. Only after processing do sponges acquire the brown or light tan color that most consumers…
Research Highlights Need for a More Accurate Substitute for “Ancestry” in Forensics

Research Highlights Need for a More Accurate Substitute for “Ancestry” in Forensics

According to a recent study, forensics experts utilize words connected to race and ancestry inconsistently, and the field should adopt a new strategy to better…
Biological Immortality

Biological Immortality

Immortality is the idea of living forever. Some modern species might be biologically immortal. Biological immortality is a state in which the rate of senescence-related…
Donkeys have Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago in East Africa, according to DNA evidence

Donkeys have Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago in East Africa, according to DNA evidence

Donkeys are frequently referred to as beasts of burden. A beast of burden is any animal that is used to pull or carry things. Pack…
Normal Aging Movement – in Humans

Normal Aging Movement – in Humans

Normal aging progression Control in humans refers to changes in muscles, motor neurons, nerves, sensory functions, gait, fatigue, visual and manual responses in men and…
How Fungi Produce Potent Toxins Capable of Contaminating Food

How Fungi Produce Potent Toxins Capable of Contaminating Food

Mycotoxins are toxic fungal products produced by fungi that grow in human and animal foods. Mycotoxins can contaminate a wide range of food and beverage…
Evidence for a Novel Genetic Recombination Theory

Evidence for a Novel Genetic Recombination Theory

Genetic recombination is the exchange of genetic material between organisms that results in the production of offspring with traits that differ from those found in…
Industrial Metabolism

Industrial Metabolism

The processes to which materials and components are subjected in industrial ecosystems are referred to as industrial metabolism. It is similar to the metabolic processes…
A Gene Study Reveals a Number of DNA Variations related to Dyslexia

A Gene Study Reveals a Number of DNA Variations related to Dyslexia

For the first time, scientists have identified a large number of genes that are consistently linked to dyslexia. A third of the 42 identified genetic…
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