Monthly Archives: May 2016
A “selfish ribosome” as the origin of cellular life
Development of thermoelectric gas sensor for breath analysis: How can we improve the gas selectivity?
How does exercise reduce the intake and preference for high fat, high sugar foods?
People gain weight because they eat too much food, particularly food with a lot of fats and sugars, and do not use the calories gained from food. In this case the energy intake is higher than energy
Chemistry of wonderful wet laundering
Acyl-CoA-binding proteins help plants “degrease” adversities
Serving as the building blocks for triacylglycerides and membrane phospholipids, fatty acids are essential in all forms of life. Given their chemical inertness, fatty acids need activation into a more water-soluble form (as acyl-CoA esters), prior to
Long-term outcomes of robotic pyeloplasty for ureteropelvic junction obstruction
The search for new drug candidates to treat Chagas disease
How cancer begins and how to prevent it
It’s time to leave the wilderness
Child Neurologists are the specialists who take care of children with diseases of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. Some of those conditions include epilepsy, migraine, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and autism. Child Neurology was recognized
Dining at extraordinary locations: new species of bacteria on fatty diet
A new test to select more effective treatments for lung cancer
Sadly, the majority of patients with Lung Cancers who cannot be treated by surgery to remove their tumour, die within a few years. Small numbers are beginning to benefit from chemotherapies which target very specific types of
Erythrocytes, not leukocytes, clear bacteria from blood circulation
Body weight and age may predict severity of obstructive sleep apnea in children
Less is more for staging vaginal cancer
Criteria for predicting the survival of women with vaginal cancer has been established by physician specialists trained in treating gynecologic cancers in the United States and around the world. The current 5-year overall survival is approximately 74%
The relationship between clinical and standardised tests for hand-arm vibration syndrome
The management of horses during fireworks in New Zealand
The negative effects of fireworks on companion animals have been reported, but little has been documented on the impact on horses. Horse anxiety was commonly associated with fireworks, and 26% of owners reported horses injuries as a
Ovarian cancer. Silent and deadly
Association between periodontal disease and erectile dysfunction
Chronic periodontitis is a common inflammatory condition of infectious origin that affects the supporting periodontal tissues (including cementum, gingiva, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone) resulting in bone loss and, if left untreated, in tooth loss. In the
Are the physicochemical properties and bacteriological composition of composts linked?
Methodology of interdisciplinary and nursing studies based on Islamic documents
Every methodology is supposed to pursue the philosophy in its target society. Therefore, it is necessary to Muslims society generate knowledge through methods recognized in Islamic sciences. Moreover, expanding the boundaries of knowledge can help scholars discover

















