Monthly Archives: October 2016
Carbon isotopes – the chemist’s tool to trace marijuana cultivation environment
The lawful usage of marijuana is a complex legal minefield and point of conflict between states and the federal government. With the US Drug Enforcement Administration recently reaffirming marijuana as a Schedule I Drug, the cultivation, possession,
Von Willebrand factor – the blood vessel plumber
Inconspicuous in its inactive state, a protein called “von Willebrand factor” (VWF) evolves to a real lifesaver in case of an injury. Blood clotting is responsible for stopping a wound from bleeding, but how does this work?
Bacterial infection can be diagnosed and the severity evaluated using WBC count and left shift
In the event of bacterial infection, large numbers of neutrophils migrate from the blood to the infected site in order to destroy the invading microorganism and thus protect the host. The neutrophils removed from the peripheral blood
Combined technology for ready-to-cook meat safety and shelf-life extension
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