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NEW GENE-EDITING TECHNOLOGY TO FIGHT ARTHRITIS
Using a new gene-editing technology, scientists have rewired mouse stem-cells to fight inflammation owing to arthritis and related chronic conditions. The technology used is known as CRISPR, which sta
Cause for the Oklahama Largest Earthquake
There has been a change in the rate of the wastewater insertion in the disposable wells. A report has been published in Seismological Research Letters which states that this change in rate has added t
Extinct Human DNA Found
Europe and Asia has several pre-historic sites which include tools and other human made artifacts, but skeletal remains of humans are very rare in these sites. To uncover new methods of finding ancien
Be Alert While Charging Your Smart Phone
Recently scientists have warned people that they should be more attentive which charging their smartphone. It is being noticed that most people prefer to plug their phones into public charging station
BABOONS- INTERESTING FACTS
With big, hairless bottoms that become red, and tuffs of hair on either side of their faces, Baboons are one of the most identifiable species of monkey. They don't use their tail like a hand like othe
Cassini Spacecraft Completed Its Mission of Titan
The scientists are preparing for the exploration of the region between the planet and its inner rings with the help of Cassini spacecraft. The scientists have taken this decision after a positive resu
THE FIRST SYNTHETIC SOFT TISSUE RETINA DEVELOPED
A new research by Miss.Vanessa Restrepo-Schild, an Oxford University student has for the first time successfully developed synthetic soft tissue retina in a lab. This could lead to a rev
An Initiative to Save Trees
Currently, Delhi government has taken few important steps to save trees. Delhi government officials have asked schools based in Delhi to establish seed banks to encourage students. As per the official
ON CHOOSING YOUR CHILD’S ALLERGY MEDICATION
As the spring season sets in, many children catch symptoms and signs like itchy eyes, running nose, coughing, congestion, and sneezing. A nationwide survey conducted by the C.S. Mott Children’s
Scientists Re- Evaluate Existing Brain Formation Idea
A recent research by a team of scientists has shed some light on the origin of the vertebrate brain. Through the current research, the scientists have challenged the existing facts about the formation
BETTER COMPREHENSION OF ANIMAL COLOR VISION AND CAMOUFLAGE
Scientists wanted to know why many animals have two types of color receptor cells in their eyes (dichromats), while others, including humans, have three (trichromats), and how this influences their ca
Bears Wake-Up to a Newly Transformed World
Bears in Sierra wake up across the land only to find a world that does not match with the one they left behind in December. At a place named Tahoe, temperatures have hit as low as -60 degree. This has
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