Naked Mole Rats: Scientists Successfully Transfer Longevity Gene
The engineered mice were better protected against both spontaneous tumors and chemically induced skin cancer. They also showed signs of improved health with age,...
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The engineered mice were better protected against both spontaneous tumors and chemically induced skin cancer. They also showed signs of improved health with age,...
Stanford Medicine researchers and their colleagues invented a new vaccine that protects mice from respiratory viruses, bacteria and allergens — the closest yet to a...
Scientists racing to tackle plastic pollution have created a surprising new contender: a biodegradable packaging film made partly from milk protein.
...a worldwide resurgence of interest in geothermal, thanks to improving well technologies and rising power demand from data centres.
Blood stem cells were enriched and treated with a gene editing product that targeted and corrected the mutation in the gene responsible for CGD. As a result, his white...
...older adults vaccinated against shingles seemed to have a lower risk of dementia. A study last month suggested the same vaccine appears to slow biological aging,...
Integrating nano-silica and sisal fiber into conventional concrete, the team achieved measurable gains in both mechanical strength and durability.
As a resident of pothole-ridden Winnipeg, I celebrate any concrete advances. - TGR Editor
Red blood cells can alter their metabolism when oxygen levels drop ...it lowers circulating blood sugar, offering a potential explanation for reduced diabetes risk.
Engineers have developed a new palladium membrane that remains resilient at much higher temperatures. The thermally stable design opens opportunities for membranes to be...
...scientists present a novel CDT nanoagent, an iron-based metal-organic framework or MOF. The MOF showed potent toxicity in multiple cancer cell lines and negligible...
I've associated MOFs with Direct Air Carbon Capture - interesting to see them here too. - TGR Editor
A bacterium from tree frogs' intestines has shown "remarkably potent" tumor-killing abilities when given intravenously, surpassing standard therapies and opening a new...
The team designed particles that imitate natural molecules used by the brain's cleanup system regulating what passes through the blood-brain barrier, including the...