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Thanks To Ancient Evolution, Your Body Makes Its Own Anti-Viral Drugs

Thanks To Ancient Evolution, Your Body Makes Its Own Anti-Viral Drugs

Antiviral drugs are generally considered to be a 20th century invention. But recent research has uncovered an unexpected facet to your immune system: It can synthesize its own antiviral molecules in…
CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Can Limit Agricultural Pests, But Will Environmentalists Accept Modern Science?

CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Can Limit Agricultural Pests, But Will Environmentalists Accept Modern Science?

CRISPR/Cas9 technology has led to a “homing gene drive system” based on a specific Drosophila suzukii gene called doublesex that can suppress populations of D. suzukii vinegar flies – the “…
Uncovering The Genetic Roots Of ADHD: How Early Brain Development And Dopamine Play A Role

Uncovering The Genetic Roots Of ADHD: How Early Brain Development And Dopamine Play A Role

The complexities of the human brain and its underlying genetic and biological mechanisms are truly fascinating. A recent study by scientists at Aarhus University sheds new light on the genetic…
Antioxidants: Imidazole Dipeptides Found In Beef, Pork And Chicken

Antioxidants: Imidazole Dipeptides Found In Beef, Pork And Chicken

Imidazole dipeptides have been been linked to beneficial effects such as relieving fatigue and, with far less credibility, preventing dementia, and a new study has found that 2-oxo-imidazole-…
Antioxidant Supplements Are Not Science But CoQ In Mitochondria Is

Antioxidant Supplements Are Not Science But CoQ In Mitochondria Is

Since the 1960s, antioxidant supplements have been promoted as a miracle cure and that has never been true - preventing oxidation too much would be as bad as not preventing enough - but luckily few…
Fall Armyworm And Maize: If We Want Africa To Feed Itself, Europe Has To Stop Penalizing Them For Using Science

Fall Armyworm And Maize: If We Want Africa To Feed Itself, Europe Has To Stop Penalizing Them For Using Science

Thanks to the fall armyworm, nearly all of Africa's maize crop is in jeopardy, finds a new study.  The new projection was made using 3,175 geo-tagged occurrences and factoring in physiological…
Diet And Disease: Trying To Predict Effects Of Nutrients On Cancer Cells

Diet And Disease: Trying To Predict Effects Of Nutrients On Cancer Cells

Food is not medicine, anyone claiming it is medicine is selling you something, like a diet plan, but nutrients can impact cancer cells. How that applies consistently is unknown so a new tool hopes to…
Phages: Scientists Create New Natural Weapon Against Bacterial Contamination And Infection

Phages: Scientists Create New Natural Weapon Against Bacterial Contamination And Infection

A new process uses harmless viruses that eat bacteria to form microscopic beads that can safely be applied to food and other materials to rid them of harmful pathogens such as E. coli. Though tiny,…
Syn3: This Synthetic Bacteria Is The Smallest Mobile Lifeform Ever (Artificially) Created

Syn3: This Synthetic Bacteria Is The Smallest Mobile Lifeform Ever (Artificially) Created

To help try and understand the evolution and origins of cell motility, researchers have created the smallest mobile lifeform ever.  Scientists introduced seven proteins, believed to be directly…
Zafirlukast: Myristoylglycine Metabolite Research May Pave The Way To Convert White Fat Cells To Brown

Zafirlukast: Myristoylglycine Metabolite Research May Pave The Way To Convert White Fat Cells To Brown

A metabolite that converts white fat cells (sometimes called “bad” fat) to brown fat (“good” fat) cells could lead to treatment metabolic conditions like cardiovascular disease plus lifestyle-…

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