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New Technology Paired with NGS, Paves the Way for Novel Therapeutic Antibodies

For the first time in the World, researchers have identified a new DNA structure is called the “i-motif” in living cells.

Previously, it was widely known that as we get older, we stopped producing new brain cells.

In a new study published in Cell, researchers have been able to reverse the age-related endurance and muscle loss in mice by treating them with a compound that reactivates longevity linked proteins.

In a new study published in Nature Methods, scientists have developed a new algorithm that allows for the prediction of mutations favored by natural selection in large regions of the human genome.

In a new study published in PNAS, scientists have identified four viruses that are able to produce insulin-like hormones that elicit a response from human cells.

In the Manchester Museum, there is a famous exhibited entitled “Two Brothers,” which showcases two mummies.

Albert Einstein once said “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”

Scientists unveil the three dimensional structure of one of the Klothos proteins, which are known for their role in regulating longevity and metabolism.

Usually snakes are well known for their S-shaped movements when they are attacking.