Autism May Be Caused by Abnormal Brain Cell Production
By investigating the brain stem cells of persons who have autism spectrum disorder, researchers from Rutgers University have found indications of…
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Using DNA to make carbon nanotubes paves the way for a science-fictional future
DNA, the genetic material that instructs live cells on how to function, was used by the researchers to construct exact lattices of carbon nanotubes…
Superfast computers conduct cancer, quantum physics, and other hard computations
A supercomputer is a very powerful computer. Thus, it is capable of doing a vast number of computations per second.
Electrochemistry as a means of addressing the oxygen supply problem
Researchers expect that a new electrochemical device that creates high-purity oxygen on-site may help alleviate the oxygen supply crisis.
ADHD medications may benefit Alzheimer's patients who are apathetic
The use of noradrenaline-targeting drugs to treat apathy, a prevalent symptom of Alzheimer's disease, has showed potential.
Researchers identify a novel mechanism by which T cells distinguish between friend and foe
The immune system must differentiate between self and non-self to defend the body's own tissues against harmful substances.
Scientists have developed "nanomachines" capable of penetrating and destroying cancer cells
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space height=”24px”][vc_column_text]Cancer is a disorder in which certain cells of the body develop uncontrollably and spread to…