Author Archives: Tigran Dadalyan
The variegated world of poly-ubiquitin chains
Neurons share the same destiny irrespective of their location: A closer look at PP-MS pathogenesis
The application of biosensors for meat quality analysis
To meet the demands of growing meat consumption in recent years, animal farming tended to increase meatiness. The rise of meatiness was not in concordance with the improvement of the meat quality. The quality of meat is
How actinomycin binds to DNA and exerts its mechanism of action
How cancer begins and how to prevent it
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
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 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
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
Team collaborative behaviours unveiled during laparoscopic simulation
Recovering from addiction: Do peer-delivered services help?
New research indicates that addiction to alcohol and drugs is a chronic condition. For many, recovery from addiction is often a lengthy process that requires ongoing management and support. Yet the traditional approach to addiction provides intensive
Psoriasis, more than a skin disease? The involvement of gut microbes
Vitamins and minerals in control of serious diseases?
From crime scene to crime lab: potential interactions between blood detection methods
Einstein and the measurement problem: Is he right again?
In quantum mechanics there exists an unresolved and much debated foundational issue known as the ‘measurement problem’, of how and where one goes from the microscopic quantum world to the macroscopic classical world when an abstract entity
Fish are exposed to hundreds of pharmaceuticals. How to identify drugs that pose the greatest aquatic risk?
The constant cost of short-term memory loss
When we try to make sense of what someone says to us we maintain a record of this information in memory. Many psychologists think that humans evolved a ‘verbal short-term memory’ system for this purpose, and we






















