Monthly Archives: October 2015
Unlocking trafficking impasse in life-and-death struggle of leukemic cells
In vitro test bench to reproducing pulsatile flow conditions
How does social class affect obesity in emerging countries? The case of Mexico
Heme: an old player with a novel mechanism in cardiac muscle contractility
Newborn pulse oximetry screening is not just for heart defects
Regucalcin may prevent the development of prostate age-related pathologies such as prostate cancer
Regucalcin (RGN) is a protein with a multifunctional role, which regulates the basic biological processes determining cell fate. RGN actions have been implicated in the control of intracellular calcium levels, oxidative stress, cell metabolism, cell death and
Table olive debittering without chemical solution by using power ultrasound
Oxygen affects buds burst in grapevine
Vaccines and autoimmunity
Regulation of mediator’s expression and chemotaxis in mast cells
Minute exocrine glands in the compound eyes of water strider
Save your pancreas from diabetes! Your beta cell reserve is critical for prevention and treatment of diabetes.
Holding on to the electrons in artificial photosynthesis
Have you ever think how wastewaters are transformed into clean waters?
Gene therapy not just counseling for your denim obsession
Imagine a world where one size does not fit all, wait that’s the world we live in now. So why is the treatment you get under the “one size fits all” umbrella, we are all different, right?
A novel treatment for saphenous venous graft thrombosis
The role of light and hormones in seed germination under environmental stress
Hope and concern
The ancient way of curing disease was the administration of natural products to the patient. The next step in drug discovery resulted from advances in chemistry. After isolation of natural active ingredients, synthesis in the laboratory of