Monthly Archives: January 2018
Magnetic stimulation to target auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia
The position of the centromere is marked with ubiquitylation of CENP-A
An old bug but still fully alive to be a challenge: Helicobacter pylori
The intriguing term “serendipity” (from the ancient name of Sri-Lanka) indicates the case of somebody, who, proceeding unaware along his/her own road, suddenly faces something unexpected. Serendipitous cases are obviously abundant in medical research history: the case
Many solutions to the same problem – cellular response to environmental challenges
The most effective system to weight lost
Understanding the many languages of RNA
Tumors of the pituitary and headache: Will it get better after surgery?
Amino acid transporter chaperons its fusogenic partner: an essential role in placenta, and its implications for physiological and pathological cell fusion
Placenta is an essential organ for the fetal development of eutherian mammals. For the functions of placenta such as nutrient supply, gas exchange, metabolic waste elimination, and immunological protection, the maternal- and fetal blood circulations in the
Formaldehyde production during sunscreen agent 2-ethylhexyl 4-(dimethylamino)benzoate demethylation
Continuous fabrication of polymeric vesicles and nanotubes with fluidic channels
Bread packaging: how to reduce plastic consumption while retaining bread quality
Incretin hormones and brain microglia team up to regulate brain homeostasis
Flocculation using starch-based flocculants: An efficient pretreatment for purification of the textile dyeing secondary wastewater
Astrocytic modulation of brain waves
How selenium tolerates arsenic toxicity in rice plant? Role of phenolics and nutrient elements in amelioration of arsenic induced phytotoxicity
Arsenic (As) contamination is a major environmental hazard of recent times which poses a health risk for human through food chain contamination. Nearly 200 million people are at risk of As toxicity. Millions of people depend on