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Much about little, swimming rotifers makes them ideal review subjects. Albeit scarcely noticeable to the unaided eye, these straightforward creatures and their innards are promptly seen under a magnifying instrument.

Chemistry

Bioplastics become more biodegradable when starch is added to bio-based polymers.

Chemistry Article

Scientists from Michigan Express College's highest-level School of Bundling have fostered a method for making a promising, practical alternative to

Biology

Mesenchymal Stem Cells Produced from Human Umbilical Cord that Contain Zinc have Improved Cell Adhesion, Motility, and Self-Renewal Capability

Biology Article

After iron (Fe), zinc (Zn) is the trace element found in the human body in the second-highest concentration. Its insufficiency

Environment

Quantifying the Spatial Intermittency of Ocean Currents is Now Possible Using a New Method

Environment Article

Examining the so-called “global conveyor belt” of ocean links requires a thorough understanding of Atlantic Ocean circulation. This is due

Environment

Climate change may be causing an increase in California’s winter waves, according to over a century of data.

Environment Article

Peter Bromirski, an emeritus researcher at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, conducted a

Mathematics

Scientists discover an unexpected link between number theory and evolutionary genetics.

Mathematics Article

Perhaps the purest type of mathematics is number theory, which focuses on the properties of positive integers. It might appear to be far too abstract to be applicable to the

Biotechnology