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Another hereditarily designed infection has delivered a one-two punch against cutting edge tumors in starting discoveries from a stage I preliminary. Scientists discovered that RP2—a modified form of the herpes

Medical research

Genomes of Malaria Parasites Offer Tools and Insights for Elimination in Lake Victoria, Kenya

Medical research Article

Since 2016, there has been a slowdown in the reduction of deaths and incidence from malaria over the previous ten

Immunology

Disarming the deadly lung response of the immune system

Immunology Article

Neutrophils, the most plentiful sort of white platelet, are the body's most memorable line of defense against disease. Unfamiliar microbes

Chemistry

A simple technique harvests precious magnesium salt from saltwater.

Chemistry Article

Since ancient times, people have removed salts, similar to table salt, from the sea. While table salt is the simplest

Biology

According to new research, viruses may have “eyes and ears” on us.

Biology Article

New UMBC-drove research in Boondocks in Microbial science proposes that infections are utilizing data from their current circumstances to "choose"

Chemistry

Microrobots Made of Bacteria and Biohybrids on a Mission to One Day Fight Cancer

Chemistry Article

In order to create biohybrid microrobots, a group of researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems' Physical Intelligence Division modified E. coli bacteria with artificial parts. The team

Chemistry

To Create Lithium-Free Solid-State Batteries, a New Magnesium Superionic Conductor

Chemistry Article

High-capacity, economical batteries are more necessary than ever as we work to become an energy-efficient society. Due to its abundance,

Chemistry

With Water-Resistant Gas Sensor, New Health and Environmental Monitoring Options

Chemistry Article

Huanyu “Larry” Cheng, the James L. Henderson Jr. Memorial Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics, and his team have

Biomedical technology

3D organoid models discover possible therapeutic options for a deadly juvenile kidney condition.

Biomedical technology Article

Organoids — lab-developed cells or tissues that look like organs — act as another apparatus for illness display, yet analysts

Health

New research shows that telemedicine is beneficial and does not limit access to care.

Health Article

Normal worries about telemedicine don't hold up to examination, a first-of-its-sort focus on featuring telemedicine's striking viability. The paper is

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