A Closer Look At Cancer
Why do we get cancer? This question has bothered patients and doctors for centuries. But, perhaps the question should rather be: why do we not…
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Why do we get cancer? This question has bothered patients and doctors for centuries. But, perhaps the question should rather be: why do we not…
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What makes you who you are, and not someone else? Of course, lots of characteristics may distinguish you from other people — your favorite food,…
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One central question in biodiversity conservation is to identify the risk of species extinction. What is the probability of a population of a species to…
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An acre is a unit of area that historically has been used to measure tracts of land. 1 acre of land is approximately equal to 43,560 sq….
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Phosphorous pentoxide is the common name for the compound with a chemical formula P4O10. Phosphorus pentoxide is a covalent compound that is composed of 4 phosphorus…
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Picture this scenario: you are walking through a field populated with flowers of all colors. As you glance to your left, you catch the sight…
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Have you ever seen someone walking down the street and you just can’t quite figure out what race that person is? You may look at…
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Published by Marta Malo CIEMAT, National Fusion Laboratory, 28040, Madrid, Spain These findings are described in the article entitled Stability of porous SiC based materials…
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Open-cell materials, such as metal and ceramic foams, have been extensively utilized in high-temperature applications due to their light weight, good flow-mixing capability, and ability…
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Bypassing the conventional lab-based, time-intensive, protocol-oriented multistep methods of food quality assurances, recent interests have been tremendously focused on rapid, onsite, and accurate quality checkups….
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Depression is a mental illness that affects nearly 320 million people around the world. It is the second-highest cause of work disability, and some projection…
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