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Architectural Change of Nanoparticles from High-Dimensional to Lower-Dimensional Chain Structures:
Nanomaterials must have consistent and predictable shapes and surfaces as well as scalable production techniques to provide reliable mechanical and electrical properties. Engineers solve this problem by evaporating metals in a magnetic field to direc
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An Electronic System like Life or Biology:
A research team has created an electronic microsystem that can react intelligently to information input without an external energy supply. The microsystem consists of a new type of electronics that can handle extremely low-level electronic signals an
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A New Kind of Allotrope Contrasting with Graphene:
A new allotrope other than charcoal and diamond has been made from carbon. Carbon exists in different forms. In addition to diamond and graphite, recently some new shapes with amazing properties have been discovered. Graphene, for example, is the thi
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Solving the Puzzle of HIV Infection:
Scientists from EMBL Heidelberg and the Center for Infectious Diseases at Heidelberg University Hospital have for the first time succeeded in mapping HIV during transport into the nucleus of an infected cell. The scientists have found that the virus
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Mechanisms of HIV expression:
Researchers conducted yeast studies to examine a large library of human factors for binding to HIV deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequences responsible for virus expression, and identified several factors as potential regulators. They also confirmed tha
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Immune Cells Acting as a Sheild Against HIV:
Researchers have identified a possible way to eradicate latent HIV infection that is latent in infected immune cells. By examining human immune cells, the researchers showed that these cells have a natural alarm system that detects the activity of a
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Clinic Uses of protein kinases in Restoring HIV Patient’s Immunodeficiency:
A new study shows that protein kinases, which undermine the body's immunity, make a significant contribution to immunodeficiency in HIV patients. Drugs that block these protein kinases may offer a solution to the treatment of HIV patients whose immun
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Cancer and Cachexia Walks Hand in Hand:
Muscle wasting, or loss of muscle tissue or ‘cachexia’, is a common problem for people with cancer, but the exact mechanisms behind it have long escaped the mind of doctors and scientists. Now, a study is shedding new lights on how muscle wasting occ
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Virus Suppressing Drugs for HIV Patients:
Research suggests that chronic viral infections and aging have a similar profound and long-lasting impact on the immune system. Using the immune system and artificial intelligence, the researchers created a profile and compared immune responses in a
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Stem Cells that can Develop to Immune Cells:
Chemotherapy destroys stem cells, which later can become part of the body's own defenses. There are drugs that can help, but we don’t exactly know how these drugs would work. Now a new study is detailing its role by providing new evidence that might
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No Exit Route for Malaria Parasite:
Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute and the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis have developed a drug-like compound that effectively blocks a critical step in the life cycle of the malaria parasite and are working to make this compound the
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Cognitive Clock, A Tool to measure Health of Brain:
A "cognitive clock" is a tool which measure’s brain health based on cognitive performance. It can be used in the future to predict the likelihood of memory and thinking problems that develops with age. . Patricia Boyle, PhD, professor in the Rush Me
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