When applied to the epidermis, a novel DNA-containing gel has shown potential in treating “butterfly illness,” which is characterized by the skin erupting in sores when the smallest stress, even a gentle touch, is applied. The gel-based method of cell therapy was tried in a short experiment including six people and 3 children suffering from… Continue reading New DNA-Based Gel Heals Blistering Skin Disorder Better Than Anything Else
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Hubble Peers into Deep Space: Distant Spiral Galaxy Seen in Full Spectral Glory
The Hubble Space Telescope obtained this week’s picture of the spiral galaxy NGC 4571, which is situated 60 million light-years distant in the region of Coma Berenices. The photograph was obtained using Hubble’s Wide Field Camera 3 instrument, and it was released this week. (Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, J. Lee and the PHANGS-HST Team) This… Continue reading Hubble Peers into Deep Space: Distant Spiral Galaxy Seen in Full Spectral Glory
How HIV Remains in Your Body and What We May Be Able to Do About It
The cure of HIV has shown significant advances in past years, with people experiencing complete recovery from the disease as a result of new treatments. The thing that has been constant, nevertheless, would be that the pathogen continues to exist in the system even once an individual has received therapeutic therapy for it. According to… Continue reading How HIV Remains in Your Body and What We May Be Able to Do About It
Why Chemists Are Dreaming Of Ice Cream That Won’t Get Crunchy
Ice cream that is too crunchy or too frosty might impair the enjoyment of eating it. Fortunately, researchers have discovered a way to keep ice cream smooth and creamy even after it has been frozen. To overcome the issue of ice cream, scientists believe that employing cellulose extracted from plants may work. Organ & tissue… Continue reading Why Chemists Are Dreaming Of Ice Cream That Won’t Get Crunchy
So You Think Light Alcohol Consumption Is Good For Your Heart? Think Again
When you drink alcohol, you’re taking on some risks. Drinking can be fun, but it’s important to understand how alcohol affects your body to stay safe. Here are some important things to keep in mind if you decide to drink: Alcohol is processed through your liver, which means that when you drink too much, the… Continue reading So You Think Light Alcohol Consumption Is Good For Your Heart? Think Again
New Artificial Intelligence Method Offers Way To Improve Care For Patients With Diabetes
Individuals suffering from type 2 diabetes mellitus who require sophisticated therapy might benefit from an AI technique being developed by scientists. About one in 10 individuals globally have been identified as having type 2 diabetes, although only a tiny percentage need numerous drugs to maintain blood sugar levels and prevent significant problems, such as impairment of eyesight… Continue reading New Artificial Intelligence Method Offers Way To Improve Care For Patients With Diabetes
Scientists Reveal The First Billion Years Of The Universe In Latest Simulation
Scientists from MIT, Harvard University, as well as the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics recently built a novel simulator called Thesan that allows them to see how the cosmos may have evolved during its critical epoch. To replicate “cosmic dawn,” and in particular “cosmic reionization,” a time that has proven difficult to reproduce because of… Continue reading Scientists Reveal The First Billion Years Of The Universe In Latest Simulation
Spooky Physics: What Happens To Sound On Mars?
In studying Mars’ atmosphere, which differs greatly from Earth’s, researchers have verified the velocity of sound on Mars utilizing instruments aboard the Perseverance rover. Attempting to converse in Mars’ environment may generate an odd result since higher-pitched audio travels quicker than bass notes, according to the new research. It’s clear from this research that the… Continue reading Spooky Physics: What Happens To Sound On Mars?
New Study on Memory Storage Reveals How to Help Humans Recover Their Memory
The discovery of a unique protein folding process required for long-term memories preservation was made while examining how experiences are encoded in the mind by a team of researchers. This process is also disrupted in a tau-based mice form of Alzheimer’s disorder, and correcting this protein folding process cures cognitive deficits throughout this rodent approach for the… Continue reading New Study on Memory Storage Reveals How to Help Humans Recover Their Memory
Why White Sharks Stick Together, According To Science
The white sharks that congregate near Guadalupe Island at certain times of the year piqued the interest of scientists. Scientific research has shown that sharks patrol in pairs or groups, halting at seal colonies throughout the island for a look-see. One of the most advanced social tags ever developed by science was able to gather… Continue reading Why White Sharks Stick Together, According To Science