New research findings parallel earlier results: Adding a strain of influenza B could improve effectiveness…
Month: March 2015
Bond and bond alike: Unlikely hydrogen bond discovered
As with magnets and alternating current, positively charged molecules never aim for one another. Indeed,…
Big toe’s big foot holds evolutionary key
Our skeletons hold tell-tale signs that show that human bipedalism are unique to humans especially…
High power and high safety oxide-based negative electrode materials for Li-ion battery
Researchers have shown electrochemical Li insertion and deinsertion property of Ti-Nb mixed oxide Ti2Nb10O29 (TNO)…
Evolution of childbirth: Wider hips don’t make locomotion easier, so why is labor so hard?
A new study found no connection between hip width and efficient locomotion, and suggests that…
Atomic force microscopy developed for imaging nanoscale dynamics of neurons
Atomic force microscopy is a leading tool for imaging, measuring, and manipulating materials with atomic…
Why do cells rush to heal a wound? Mysteries of wound healing unlocked
A multidisciplinary research team has discovered how cells know to rush to a wound and…
Environmental tobacco smoke is associated with periodontitis in US non-smokers
Periodontitis affects approximately 47% of adults in the United States and the U.S. Surgeon General…
Birth weight and pregnancy complications associated with the enamel defects
A cross-sectional representative study aimed to assess the association between birth weight and severity of…
Genetically engineered immunotoxin shows early promise in patients with B-cell malignancies
DT2219, a new bispecific ligand-directed diphtheria toxin, was found to be safe and clinically effective…