Using Computational Models To Improve Street Planning
Nowadays, we are continually facing mobility issues caused by the high number of circulating automobiles and people. These issues are more familiar to large cities,…
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Yearly Archive: 2019
A Brush Polymer Platform For Wider siRNA Application
Small-interfering RNA (siRNA)-based therapeutics work by suppressing disease-causing genes, and they hold tremendous promise for targeting a large part of currently undruggable diseases, ranging from viral…
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Revealing The Reasons Behind Clinical Resemblances Among Patients With Different Imprinting Disorders Leading To Growth Restriction
In the human genome, genetic information is carried on two copies (two chromosomes), each copy being inherited from one of the parents. For most genes,…
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Caged Hydrocarbons Hidden For Half A Century: Could Ethanoadamantanes Prove To Be Useful Molecular Indicators?
Hydrocarbons come in many shapes and sizes. Probably the most intriguing of these is caged structures. Some of these resemble diamonds and some are more…
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Happy Faces And Friendly Choices: Analyzing Reactivity During Social Interactions
Pedagogic literature usually emphasizes the importance of being proactive rather than reactive. It is suggested that people who are reactive are controlled by circumstances or…
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Differences In MHC Molecules In Regions With High Pathogen Diversity
The immune system is our body’s defense against infectious microorganisms. Some of the most important players of the immune system are a group of proteins…
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Disgust-Sensitive Individuals More Likely To Prefer Order, Hierarchy, And Rule-Based Judgments
Imagine you are the leader of a large country. A passenger plane has been hijacked over your country’s airspace and is heading toward the most…
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Societal Changes Are Necessary To Reduce Prejudice
What is the best way for people to become less prejudiced? Shall we just provide opportunities so that we can all meet people from other…
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Modeling Metabolism To Investigate The Response Of S. aureus To Different Nutrient Environments
S. aureus is a type of bacterium that is carried in the nose of 30% of healthy adults and can cause diseases ranging from mild…
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Dirty Odor Reduces Genital Sexual Arousal In Men
Whether sexual stimuli excite people depends not only on how sexually exciting a stimulus is but also on the extent to which there are simultaneously…
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A Look Into The Off-Target Protein That Mistakenly Harbors Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
Humans perceive vision via a specialized tissue at the back of our eye known as the retina. The retina is comprised of highly differentiated and…
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