Electronegativity Chart
The electronegativity chart describes how atoms can attract a pair of electrons to itself, by looking at the periodic table you can identify and determine…
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Yearly Archive: 2018
Describing The Morphology Of Seyfert Galaxies
For now, there are trillion galaxies to be observed. These galaxies are classified into the spiral galaxy, elliptical galaxy, and irregular galaxy by their morphology….
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A Massive Reservoir Of Carbon Lies Hidden Beneath Alaska’s Permafrost
The world has changed drastically from the beginning of the industrial revolution to now. We have advanced at an accelerating pace and developed many different technologies,…
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Meet The World’s First Cloned Monkey – Will Humans Be Next?
Back in 1996, researchers at the Roslin Institute used the process of nuclear transfer to clone a sheep. Dolly the sheep was the first mammal…
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NASA Puts The Finishing Touches On The Next Mars Lander InSight
The next Mars lander, InSight, is currently preparing for its upcoming launch in May by deploying its solar panels inside Lockheed Martin’s lab in Colorado. With…
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Microbial Taxa Exhibit Distinct Biogeographic Patterns Depending On How Rare They Are
In 1934, Baas Becking had already anticipated the fundamental role played by environmental conditions in shaping microbial communities, by stating that: “Everything is everywhere, but,…
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Using Fluorescent Indicators In Cancer Cells To Advance Image-guided Cancer Surgery
Accurate visualization is critical for cancer surgery. A large portion of the Oncologic surgeon’s task is distinguishing normal tissue from cancer. The goal is to…
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Determination Of Solar Coronal Intensity With Two Practical Methods
The solar corona is an outer and energetic layer of the Sun’s atmosphere, which contains many mysteries within itself. Therefore, every total solar eclipse becomes…
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In Vitro Propagation Of Cacti To Evaluate Genetic Stability Of The Regenerated Plants
Cacti are beautiful plants. They belong to family Cactaceae and have a unique morphology. Their cladodes (the “stem” of the plants) and spines, as well…
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Improving Brain Function In Alzheimer’s Disease Patients Through A Bioresorbable Device
Nowadays, the association between engineering and biomedicine has increased, providing innumerable biomaterials for uncountable applications. And, why not consider these materials as a step to…
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Mucin Cross-feeding Shapes The Metabolic Environment In The Infant Gut
Mucin is released by mucous and goblet cells of the gastrointestinal tract. Production starts before birth, and a complete mucus layer has already developed shortly…
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