Monthly Archives: August 2016
Inhibitors that reduce the acquisition of antibiotic resistance
Your DNA goes places you have never been: What does this mean for forensic scientists interpreting DNA found at a crime scene?
Early-onset Alzheimer disease: what are we missing?
Memory is the first brain function that starts to fade away when Alzheimer disease (AD) pathology affects the brain of a patient. Decline of additional cognitive functions, shortly follows. This progressive and irreversible disease, intrudes the life
Improved biosafety of genetically modified cyanobacteria
Finechemical production by photosynthesis
Mutations in the SORL1 gene affect risk of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease
How to tailor flow-induced nanostructures of nanomaterials of cellulose nanofibrils?
Evaluation of heart rate measurements in clinical studies – Which way to do it right?
Is the best cancer offense a good defense?
Ionic liquid mixtures as safe electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries
Telesurgical robots: The future of chest traumas
Brain imaging of the oldest old who aged successfully
Three pathogens coinfection in a dolphin
Stranded animals provide an exclusive opportunity to investigate the health and conservation status of free-ranging cetaceans across the globe. Based upon the scientific literature hitherto available on this topic, cetacean strandings frequently have a multifactorial aetiology, with
Children and the rejection of foods before tasting – the role of visual familiarity
Fuzzy logic, where blur makes more sense than clear
86⁰F, hot or warm? 65⁰F, cool or cold? 100 mL glass contains 30 mL of water, empty or full? Same tricky questions in daily life happen in engineering world as well. The Boolean logic of either being