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Your Body Retains Memories of Childhood Common Cold Viruses. The Same Immunity to COVID-19 can be Obtained in What Ways?

La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) researchers are examining how the immune system develops its responses against common cold coronaviruses (CCCs) to get an early look at SARS-CoV-2 immunity. Apparently resulting

Ecology

The bleaching of corals is triggering ‘unnecessary’ fish battles.

Ecology Article

Fish that have lost food because of mass coral dying are getting into additional pointless battles, using valuable energy, and

Chemistry

Researchers create a novel biodegradable plastic with thermoplastic characteristics comparable to polyethylene.

Chemistry Article

Polyethylene has various favorable properties, yet biodegradability isn't one of them. A group of scientists has now developed a plastic

Chemistry

A new photochemistry technology makes it easier to produce drugs and chemical precursors.

Chemistry Article

Cheap iron salts are a vital aspect of working on the production of fundamental forerunners for drugs and different synthetics,

Chemistry

Bayesian inference significantly reduces the time required for X-ray fluorescence analysis.

Chemistry Article

How could the components of an obscure material, like a gun, not be set in stone? X-beam fluorescence examination can

Chemistry

Researchers have discovered the mechanism of fatigue damage caused by high heat loads in tungsten composites.

Chemistry Article

The connection between microstructure development and property corruption of two delegate second-stage scattering fortified tungsten materials after electron bar warm stacking has been explored as of late by a working

Biochemistry