Unique proteins newly discovered in heat-loving bacteria are more than capable of attaching themselves to…
Month: March 2015
Why exercise magnifies exhaustion for chronic fatigue syndrome patients
The mechanism that causes high-performance athletes to ‘feel the burn’ turns out to be the…
Distinct brain mechanisms related to dental pain relief
Local anesthesia has made life more comfortable for dental patients since 1884. However, little is…
Boosting a natural protection against Alzheimer’s disease
A gene variant has been identified by researchers that may be used to predict people…
High cholesterol, triglycerides can keep vitamin E from reaching body tissues
In the continuing debate over how much vitamin E is enough, a new study has…
Ebola outbreak of 2014 may have laid tracks for deadly measles epidemic in Africa
Researchers report that the African countries most affected by the 2014 Ebola outbreak could now…
You are when you eat: Limiting flies to specific eating hours protects their hearts against aging, study finds
Limiting flies to specific eating hours protected their hearts against aging, a study has demonstrated….
Magnetic nanoparticles could allow brain stimulation without wires
Researchers have developed a method to stimulate brain tissue using external magnetic fields and injected…
Summer storm weakening leads to more persistent heat extremes
Storm activity in large parts of the US, Europe and Russia significantly calmed down during…
Frozen highly charged ions for highest precision spectroscopy
Scientists have demonstrated for the first time Coulomb crystallization of highly charged ions (HCIs). The…