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Bile Acid Conversion is Good or Bad, Puzzles Scientists
A human body carries along with it trillions of microbes wherever it goes. Apart from just hitching to its host, many of these microbes perform essential chemical reactions which regulates many things in our body such as from digestion to our immune
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Ancient Gut Microbiomes may Unravel the Links to Modern Diseases
The variants of gut microbiome, or accumulations of bacteria and other microbes present in our digestive system can play a very harmful role in diabetes and many other diseases according to a new study. The scientists at the Joslin Diabetes Center ha
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Tiny Traffic Circles can Act as a Herding Dog for Particles in Microfluidic Experiments
Today the automated research is done with microfluidic chips which are roughly the size of a postage stamp. These tiny devices consists of a millions of microscopic particles that are captured in drops of water, and each drop serves as a test tube fo
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Nature Teaching Scientists to Capture the Light More Efficiently
Researchers have potentially created and generated a new system which has the ability to capture the light energy like never before and the inspiration comes from nature itself. The research was carried out in Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome Causing Mechanism Identified
Many people in this world are suffering from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) which can cause severe abdominal pain and makes them feel uncomfortable all the time. It can create problems in their working life and it may also cause a lot of problem in t
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Flying Cars Could Soon be a Reality, Thanks to Innovative Batteries
Jetpacks, robot girls and flying cars were the promises for the 21st century. Instead, what we got are self-contained mechanized vacuum cleaners. Now a team of Penn State researchers are studying the requirements for electric vertical take-off and la
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Electrons Movement has a Major Effect on the Spintronic Effects Claims Study
The movement of electrons might have a significantly greater influence on spintronic effects than it was previously assumed claims a new study. So far, calculation of these effects has been primarily taken into account during the spin of the electron
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Electronics to be Revolutionized with Finer Spin Control in Spintronics
Scientists in their latest study claims to have found a way to control the alignment state of magnetic atoms in an anti-ferromagnetic material. It looks promising for the development of better smaller sensors and storage devices. The researchers now
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COVID-19 Halts Ship Traffic in the Initial Months
The study led by the University of Exeter in United Kingdom and other universities found that there was a massive decrease in movements in the waters off more than 70 percent of the countries in the initial months of coronavirus pandemic. There was a
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Can 'Safe System' Approach Prove to be a Boon in Road Safety
A new approach to road safety based on a new design and engineering principles, the "Safe System" approach, could lead to a dramatic reduction in vehicle-related deaths and injuries if it is implemented in the United States, according to a report by
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Allergen Specific Treatment (AIT): A Breakthrough in Treating Cat Allergy
Scientists see potential in high doses of a very specific adjuvant molecule named as CPG oligonucleotide, which is able to successfully inflect the immune system’s allergic response to the cat major allergen Fel d 1. Many researchers are now working
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AI Being Exploited by Humans
These days artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining a lot of popularity and most of the businesses are working on the model of AI. It is a technology which can solve your problem with just a click. Artificial intelligence is highly advance and it can
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