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  • What are Optical Tweezers?
    Life Sciences - 30 May 2019
    Optical tweezers are also known as optical traps. They exploit the phenomenon of light exerting force on matter. Ashkin
  • Smoking and Breastfeeding
    Health - 27 May 2019
    Female smokers usually show less interest in breastfeeding as they believe that formula food is a safer alternative. Infants born to women smokers have shown to be prone to lung infections, SIDS...
  • What is Paralysis?
    Health - 27 May 2019
    Paralysis is a condition involving a loss of muscle function in the body that may be accompanied by sensory loss, also referred to as loss of feeling.
  • Life Science Applications of the Bottom-Up Approach
    Life Sciences - 24 May 2019
    The bottom up approach has been applied to genome building, proteomics as well as modelling and simulation in the life sciences.
  • History of Single Molecule Experiments
    Life Sciences - 24 May 2019
    Single-molecule experiments guide in identifying key factors that determine the behavior of biomolecules.
  • What is Selenium?
    Health - 22 May 2019
    Selenium is an essential trace element used in the proteins of many living organisms. The varied use of selenium in different organisms can be used to study evolution. The versatility of selenium also...
  • DNA Interactions with Proteins
    Life Sciences - 21 May 2019
    DNA is a polymer that lies within the nucleus of all cells. DNA interacts with numerous proteins that perform their functions in conjunction with DNA.
  • Experts Suggest Compulsory Measles Vaccination in Children Could Prevent Epidemic
    News - 17 May 2019
    Experts have suggested that compulsory measles vaccines before children start attending school may be necessary to prevent increasing disease incidence rates worldwide.
  • What is Sézary Syndrome?
    Health - 17 May 2019
    Sézary syndrome represents a type of blood malignancy belonging to the group of T-cell lymphomas which are known to affect the skin.
  • Newly discovered bacteria-killing protein on the epidermis requires vitamin A to work
    News - 16 May 2019
    People who have inadequate vitamin A in their diets are more susceptible to skin infection, yet how that vitamin affects skin immunity has been unclear.

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