Ultrasonic Vocalizations In The California Mouse
Vocal communication between individuals is vital to navigating social situations. Often when we think about vocal communication, we think about speech in humans or song…
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Daily Archive: October 8, 2018
Silver Nanoparticles In Natural Waters: Is it Only Humans Who Are To Blame?
Nanotechnology is a rapidly-growing technology in our time. Nanoparticles are very small objects with a diameter ranging from 1 to 100 nm, where 1 nm…
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Sensitivity Of Glaciation In The Arid Subtropical Andes To Changes In Climate
Understanding the sensitivity of glaciers to changes in climate provides insight into the climatic drivers of past glaciations and helps us predict how glaciers and…
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Pinocembrin: A Natural Compound For Treatment Of Acute Intracerebral Hemorrhage And Traumatic Brain Injury
In the past decades, hospital admissions for acute brain injury have continued to rise. For instance, intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) are…
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Potential Therapeutic Relevance For TIM-3 In Breast Cancer Patients
Since the first FDA approval of an immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) therapy in 2011, immunotherapy has increasingly become a standard-of-care treatment for cancer. ICB can…
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GLY-PRO-GLU Tripeptide Gold Surface Reconstruction Investigated At The Molecular Scale
Biomolecules adsorption at metal surfaces often creates a 2D ordering of the adlayers. The adsorption process can induce in some rare cases the reconstruction of…
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How Studying The Resting Brain Might Help Us Understand Why Night Owls Are At Increased Risk Of Developing Depression
It is estimated that 322 million people worldwide suffer from major depression every year. Depression is a serious mental health condition that can have debilitating…
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Who Will Ask More For Abdominoplasty After Excess Weight Loss?
The increasing incidence of morbid obesity suggests that the quantity of bariatric surgical procedures will continue to increase each year, as many patients who have…
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Translational Control Of Metabolism Overcomes The Accepted “Transcriptional Theory” Of T Cell Development
The publication of the complete human genome sequence in 2004 has marked the beginning of a new era. Since then, the famous Crick dogma that…
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Finding A Renewable And Sustainable Source of Hydrogen: A Computational Look Into A Possible Limiting Intermediate Of Photocatalytic Water Splitting On TiO2
Most of the energy needed to sustain economic growth, since the industrial revolution, is derived from fossil sources: natural gas, coal, and oil. In utilizing…
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Rising Ethnic Diversity In Populous Areas Increases Whites’ Fears
The past few years have seen a significant uptick in the popularity of anti-immigration policies in Western industrialized countries, ranging from the building of a…
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