Life & Chemistry

Life & Chemistry

Increased Blood Flow Promotes Liver Regeneration Insights

The liver is one of the most important human organs. It is essential for metabolism, blood detoxification and the functioning of the immune system. Moreover,…

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Raman Spectroscopy Accelerates Vaccine Analysis Efficiency

The production of vaccines is time consuming and requires high quality controls to guarantee quality, safety and efficacy. Even vaccines against a single…

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Meta’s New Approach to Reducing Carbon Footprint

Burning fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas releases carbon into the atmosphere as CO2 while the production of methanol and other valuable fuels and…

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Biologists Create New Crop Using Genome Editing Techniques

Crops such as wheat and maize have undergone a breeding process lasting thousands of years, in the course of which mankind has gradually modified the…

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Lab-Grown Human Hair Cells Offer Hope for Hearing Loss

About 5% of the world population suffers from hearing impairment. Disabling hearing loss has far-reaching implications for those concerned and society as a…

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Giraffe Babies Inherit Unique Spot Patterns from Mothers

Giraffe spot patterns are complex and can be quite different from one animal to another. “Complex markings can help animals evade predators, regulate their…

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Innovative Designs for High-Performance Catalysts in Chemistry

The chemical industry relies on high-performance catalysts to produce the chemicals used by society – such as fuels, plastics and medicines. Some chemicals…

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Quinoa Farming in Europe: A Healthy Trend in Germany

In Germany, quinoa is trendy amongst health-conscious buyers: its seeds are rich in proteins and essential amino acids, it is gluten-free, and has lots of…

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New function of “kidney-gene”: WT1 plays a role in the central nervous system and controls movement

Transcription factor WT1 (Wilms tumor 1) has been known for nearly 30 years and it is significantly involved in the development of a healthy and properly…

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Eco-Friendly Nanoparticles Boost Artificial Photosynthesis

Quantum dots are true all-rounders. These material structures, which are only a few nanometers in size, display a similar behavior to that of molecules or…

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Native fish species before extinction – invasive species on the increase

On behalf of the Bavarian State Office for the Environment and financed by the Bavarian Ministry of the Environment, the scientists analyzed all available fish…

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TU Dresden Chemists Create Highly Porous Material for Energy Solutions

Porosity is the key to high-performance materials for energy storage systems, environmental technologies or catalysts: The more porous a solid state material…

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Dormant Genes Revived in Next-Gen Phytoplankton Research

Phyloplankton have ample opportunity for broad dispersal since they are small, numerous and carried by the current. For this reason, researchers have earlier…

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Light-Controlled Proteins: A New Era in Scientific Innovation

Fluorescent proteins emit intense visible light with wavelengths ranging from 390 to 700 nm. Natural functions of such proteins are rather diverse: for…

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Novel Dendritic Inhibition Discovered in Brain Research

Our brain is a remarkably complex system. It is not only comprised of billions of neurons, but each individual neuron by itself even has exceptional processing…

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Salamanders’ Limb Regeneration Insights for Mammals Revealed

Among all four-legged animals, the ability of salamanders to replace lost limbs even as adult animals is unique. This has made some species of salamander, such…

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