Scientists are still trying to understand why many breast cancer survivors experience troubling cognitive problems for years after treatment. Inflammation is one possible culprit.
Monthly Archives: September 2022
In a new study, researchers explored the crystalline structure of the monkeypox (MPX) virus (MPXV) and the complex of VP39, a 2′-O-RNA methyltransferase (MTase) and sinefungin, a pan-MTase inhibitor.
Researchers used a controlled olfactory paradigm to assess whether dogs could discriminate between human odors in breath and sweat samples before and after experiencing experimentally induced negative psychological stress.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.
Scientists have managed to track down one of the ‘mystery genes’ — the gene that ensures that the final form of the protein actin is created, a main component of our cell skeleton.