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In pre-clinical testing, the medication demonstrated the ability to fight the increased inflammation associated with COVID-19.

Animal and human cell tests conducted at the University of So Paulo (USP) in Brazil suggest that niclosamide, an anthelmintic widely used against tapeworms, truly inhibits SARS-CoV-2 replication as well

Archaeology

The Isthmus of Tehuantepec was used as an inter-oceanic passageway in the 16th century, according to cartography.

Archaeology Article

The Isthmus of Tehuantepec, a locale situated in the south of Mexico, is the briefest distance between the Atlantic and

Genetics

Researchers have discovered that different stem cells are involved for the regeneration of various types of bone damage.

Genetics Article

New exploration from Kids' Clinical Center Exploration Organization at UT Southwestern (CRI) tracked down that different skeletal undeveloped cell (SSC)

Physics

The use of single-phonon reading and ground-state cooling with trapped electrons brings quantum computing one step closer.

Physics Article

Quantum PCs are strong computational gadgets that depend on quantum mechanics, or the study of how particles like electrons and

Environment

Researchers discovered that tire particles can have an impact on fresh water.

Environment Article

At any point, I can't help thinking about what befalls the elastic track that wears off a vehicle's tires. A

Earth Sciences

A new study has discovered the impact of Earth’s orbit on ancient microbes.

Earth Sciences Article

Curtin College specialists concentrating on atomic fossils or "biomarkers" from far below the Chicxulub influence cavity have found proof of how microorganisms changed because of variances in the world's environment,

Physics

Amorphous Silicon’s Topology and Machine Learning Reveal Hidden Relationships

Physics Article

Amorphous silicon is a glassy version of the material that lacks repetitive crystalline organization. Theoretical scientists have employed topological mathematics

Oncology & Cancer

A new study suggests new approaches to prevent liver cancer.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Practically all liver tumors develop following quite a while of ongoing liver illness, yet another revelation by Columbia scientists might

Medical research

Toxic huntingtin oligomers are induced by prions.

Medical research Article

In the minds of patients, neurodegenerative illnesses like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or Huntington's sickness are characterized by the presence of protein

Biology

The discovery of a new ecosystem, dubbed ‘The Trapping Zone,’ has resulted in the creation of a life-sustaining oasis in the Maldives.

Biology Article

The Nekton Maldives Mission, including scientists from the College of Oxford, has tracked down proof of a formerly undescribed environment

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