Attraction is Predicted by Unconscious Physiological Responses Particularly when they first meet, it can be very difficult to tell whether two individuals will be attracted to one another. Prochazkova and colleagues’ fascinating…
Even Amazon Can’t Quite Figure Out What Astro Is For For the past two weeks, Amazon’s adorable little Astro robot has been scuttling around my flat. It lacks the limbs to scratch its own befuddled…
Caesium Carbonate – an Inorganic Compound Cesium carbonate is a non-metallic compound. Under normal conditions of temperature and pressure, it is a white solid. It dissolves readily in polar solvents such…
Broad, Long-Lasting Protection from the Universal Influenza B Vaccine, According to Biomedical Sciences Researchers According to a recent study by researchers in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University, a new universal flu vaccine protects against influenza…
Humans may Transmit Dangerous Gut Microbes to Urban Animals Gut microbes influence their hosts in a variety of ways, including modulating the impact of diet. Humans and mice have been the subjects of the…
The Protocol for Pig-to-Human Organ Transplantation is Set by Successful Heart Xenotransplant Experiments Two genetically modified pig hearts were successfully transplanted into recently deceased humans in June and July by a team at NYU Langone Health, marking the…
Addictive Personality An addictive personality is a personality that is more likely to become addicted to something. It refers to a hypothesized set of personality traits that…
A New Technology Detects Disease by using Human Teardrops Human tears may contain a wealth of useful information. A new method for detecting diabetes and even eye disease using just a few teardrops was…
A Scientist discovered how Taurine Regulates the Size of Brain Cells Herminia Pasantes Ordóez was about 14 years old when she overheard her mother telling her father that she would never find a husband. Pasantes had…
Scientists Have Discovered a New Function for the Enzyme ADAR1 that Connects it to Age-Related Diseases Through a Function Unrelated to RNA-Editing as People Age The biomedical research community is faced with a challenging task as a result of aging and age-related illnesses. It is crucial to comprehend how senescence…
Some Squirrels Benefit from Gut Microbes to Survive Hibernation Ground squirrels are the only squirrels that hibernate during the winter. Ground squirrels do not live in trees, but rather on or in the ground.…
How Coronaviruses Take Advantage of the Host’s Antiviral Defenses for Effective Replication Researchers at the Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine of The University of Hong Kong (HKUMed), Department of Microbiology, School of Clinical Medicine, have shed…