Golden Rice 🍚 which could have been a universal superfood
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Sharayu Salve
Nov 20
Pro's and Cons of GM Crops
We are here to learn a few advantages and disadvantages, which could help in analyzing its future for the human world. Let's go!
Maria Wheeler
Nov 14
Little Lab Coats: Bird Feeders
As the weather gets colder the nature outside your window starts to change. Some birds leave, some stay, and some come back.
Tehreem Adil
Nov 4
The Deadly Cupid's Arrow
Sorry to break it to all the romantics, but modern science says love is just neurotransmitters mingling and hormones attacking your heart!
Saulene Sebeda
Oct 26
Biology Fun Facts: Halloween Edition
For the spooky season, here are some fun (or really eerie) facts about biology!
Saulene Sebeda
Oct 26
How Vaccines Work: A Cellular Perspective
Vaccines are among the most powerful tools in medicine, helping your immune system combat infectious diseases before they can cause harm.
Sharayu Salve
Oct 23
Plants can be modified too? How and by what ? GM Plants
Genetic modification (GM) is a technological process that entails the insertion of DNA into an organism's genome.
Adéla Ondráčková
Oct 19
One nucleotide difference to Schizophrenia?
Schizophrenia is a very serious but one of the most misunderstood and mistreated mental health conditions in the world.
Tehreem Adil
Oct 19
An Alchemist's Guide to Cure Death
The alchemists were optimistic visionaries who sought to bring a cure to the greatest curse of mortal beings- Death.
Adéla Ondráčková
Oct 12
Is a singular protein the key to mood and motivation changes?
Our entire nervous system consists of two main cell types - neurons and glial cells.
Maria Wheeler
Oct 10
The All Seasons Science Club: Leafy Chromatography
The actual science of the leaves changing color is that they are dying and losing some of the chlorophyll in the leaves in breaking down.
Saulene Sebeda
Oct 10
Directed Evolution: Can Scientists Really Speed Up the Process of Evolution?
irected evolution is the synthetic process of expediting the process of evolution of molecules and systems.
Sharayu Salve
Oct 9
Petri dish to dinning dish - lab grown meat
It's real animal meat, including seafood and organ meats, that is produced by cultivating animal cells directly.
Tehreem Adil
Oct 5
A Good Doctor is a Good Astronomer
Do you know that at this very moment, there is stardust rushing through your veins?
Nidhi
Sep 30
The Pathologist in the Basement
Dorothy Hansine Andersen pursued her education during an era when women in medicine were rare.
Sharayu Salve
Sep 23
How do our body show changes in Space?
We all keep hearing updates about Astronaut Sunita Williams and crew spaceflight extension.
Sharayu Salve
Sep 18
How do eyes have different color? Is it the gene ?
It's essential to remember that eye color is often categorized as blue, green/hazel, or brown, with brown being the most common worldwide.
Adéla Ondráčková
Sep 13
Smoking prevents Parkinson’s?
Dementia is a term which describes a general decline in cognitive abilities of a person, usually a result of a neurodegenerative disease,...
Nidhi
Sep 11
A Short Life, A Lasting Legacy
n the early 20th century, leprosy was a disease without a cure, and its victims were cast aside and forced into isolation.
Saulene Sebeda
Aug 29
Biological Cloning: Dolly the Sheep
Dolly was a vital part of Roslin Institute's research into genetically modified farm animals.
Nidhi
Aug 28
The Woman Behind the Double Helix
She moved her fellowship to Birkbeck College, where she began studying the structure of plant viruses, particularly the tobacco mosaic virus
Rabia Basri
Aug 23
Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery
Imagine a future where medications can precisely target only the diseased cells in your body, leaving healthy cells untouched.
Sharayu Salve
Aug 18
Uncovering the connection between cancer and genes
Recognizing that cancer is a genetic disease empowers us to explore the genes that govern cell growth and multiplication.
Saulene Sebeda
Aug 17
How can one little molecule create such a large reaction?: Cell Signaling
Have you ever wondered how cells communicate with other cells? How can one cell tell the entire organism what to do next?
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