Arctic scientists race to preserve ‘ice memory’
“People have mainly looked at the short-term effects of dieting. We wanted to see what changes happen in the brain over the long term,” explains Henning Fenslau, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research who led the study. To this end, the researchers put the mice on a diet and assessed which […]
“Animals like T-rex, theropod dinosaurs, probably had some sort of lips, like a soft tissue over their mouths to cover their teeth,” said Thomas Cullen, one of the study’s authors. Auburn University. “This differs from a lot of preconceived notions – which was that they looked more like crocodiles, with teeth exposed when the mouth […]
“To date, this is the first large-scale prospective study that directly addresses the effect of road traffic noise on the incidence of newly-diagnosed hypertension,” said Jiandong Zhang, MD, fellow in cardiology in the Division of Cardiology at the University of North Carolina. he said. Chappell Hill, and the author of the accompanying editorial comment. “The […]
For example, where the mantle is hotter, the magnetic field at the top of the core is likely to be weaker. And this results in a weak magnetic field that is projected into space over the South Atlantic, causing problems for orbiting satellites. Mound, who led the study, said: “In space what the magnetic field […]
“We see that many universities cannot spend their research allocation while we are not getting enough funds. I draw the attention of the concerned authorities in this matter.” The welcome address was delivered by Mohd Anisuzzaman Talukar, Director, RISE. Dean of Faculty of Architecture and Planning Ishrat Islam, Chairman of Bangladesh Council of Scientific and […]
In addition to Franks, physicians Kelly Seaman, MD, and William Rollison, MD, and researcher Todd Davis, PhD, teamed up with speech-language pathologist Emily K. Franks to co-author the article. “While our team is excited about our findings, the real winners are the participating children and families in the region who have benefited from the bonding […]
“We now have a powerful new toolkit for detecting and measuring structural, and thus functional, differences in mitochondria – for example, diseased versus healthy states,” says senior author Daniel Grotjahn, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Integrative Structural Sciences. In.” and Computational Biology at Scripps Research. The study’s co-first authors were Grotzahn lab members […]
But for people who suffer gluten intolerance or have celiac disease, the gluten protein in wheat flour can cause abdominal pain, nausea and even intestinal damage. Many gluten-free alternatives are either already available or are in development, including alternatives made from banana peels, almonds, and various grains. But an up-and-coming contender is derived from the […]
Participating students reported playing an average of 2.5 hours of video games per day, with the heaviest gamers in the group putting in more than 4.5 hours each day. The team looked for an association between the students’ video game play and their performance on a standardized cognitive ability test 7 known as the CogAT, […]
ICDDR,B officials say that international rules and regulations are followed for research on animals. And the emphasis is on ethics. Animals are used in research all over the world. Along with this, great importance is given to the ethical issues related to the use of animals. The dignity of the animal is mentioned. The guidelines […]
“Hunting and killing these mammoths was part of Neanderthal subsistence activities at this site,” study co-author Will Robrocks told AFP. “This is the first clear evidence of elephant hunting early in human evolution,” said Robrocks, professor of archeology at Leiden University in the Netherlands. The study suggests that Neanderthals who lived in the area for […]