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Various kinds of microscopic organisms and infections can cause pneumonia, yet there is no simple method for figuring out which microorganism is causing a specific patient's disease. This vulnerability makes

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A promising anticancer chemical has been discovered.

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Scientists at Kanazawa University in a joint effort with groups from Toyama Prefectural University and BioSeeds Corporation report in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces the

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How will clearer reporting of negative experimental outcomes in chemistry enhance reaction planning

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Data sets containing colossal measures of exploratory information are accessible to specialists across a wide assortment of compound disciplines. However, a group of scientists discovered

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A new delivery mechanism enables the delayed release of a broader range of peptide medicines in the body.

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Another review from the University of Michigan portrays one of the principal completely new medication conveyance microencapsulation approaches in many years. Microencapsulation in biodegradable polymers permits medications, for example, peptide

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Light-induced changes in shape power a pump in a marine bacterium

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Japanese biochemists have discovered how a miniscule pump in a marine microbe shuttles negative ions into the cell by changing shape when activated by light.

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A technique inspired by photosynthesis produces commodity chemicals.

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Northwestern University chemists have taken inspiration from plants to revolutionize the way an important industrial chemical is made. In a first for the field, the

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New information on how cyanobacteria regulate zinc intake in the open ocean has been discovered.

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Marine cyanobacteria (blue green growth) are significant supporters of the worldwide carbon cycle and are the premise of the food web in a considerable lot of the world's seas. They

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For efficient oxygen reduction, hierarchically porous carbon networks with single iron sites are implanted.

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As of now, oxygen decrease response (ORR) experiences drowsy energy and high overpotential, which for the most part requires exorbitant platinum (Pt)-based materials. For progress

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A new luminous organohydrogel has been offered as a means of achieving dual data encryption.

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The Smart Polymer Materials Group led by Prof. Chen Tao at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE) of the Chinese Academy of

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Is it possible to produce graphite from coal? The researchers begin by looking for novel carbon solids.

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As the world's hunger for carbon-based materials like graphite expands, Ohio University specialists introduced proof this week for another carbon material they named "undefined graphite." Physicist David Drabold and engineer