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Corneal Endothelia Dynamically Balanced On The Cell Jamming Boundary

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The cornea is a transparent window inside the body. It transmits light into the eye and helps focus it onto the retina. The corneal endothelium…
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Why We Are Susceptible To The Herpes Simplex Virus Infection

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Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is one of the most prevalent human viruses, with around a 70% infection rate in the human population. HSV-1…
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Investigating Corneal Wound Healing From Fibrosis In Lung, Kidney, Skin And Other Organs

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Basement membranes likely modulate fibrosis triggered by diverse injuries in many tissues such as lung, skin, and kidney by modulating the availability and function of…
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Genes Do Not Control The Variability Of Blood Pressure In Twins

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Not only does the level of blood pressure reveal something about one’s own health risk, but so do its fluctuations. It has to do with…
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Big Data To The Rescue Of Malaria – Why Do Some People Get Infected But Not Sick?

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In recent years, the study of human immunology has been fostered by the development and rapid advances of high throughput technologies used to profile genetic,…
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Destroying Cancer Cells Through Cooling And Warming With A Novel Nanoplatform

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Chemotherapy is widely used to treat cancer patients in the clinic. During administration, toxic chemo-drugs travel through the body, killing cancer cells but also affecting…
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Origin Of Marine Organic Matter Influences Metal Effects In The Early Life Stages Of Mussels

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Contamination of the aquatic environment has been a growing problem mainly due to population and industrial increase. Often, toxic substances (known or not!) are released…
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Many Roads Lead To Rome: Phenotypes In Autism And Trait Severity

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Most behavioral phenotypes (e.g. melancholic, aggressive, anxious, fearful, or autistic) are quantifiable. A person can have a very mild, an intermediate, or a very severe…
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NDH-2: An Alternative Respiratory Enzyme

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Living cells rely on the transmembrane difference of electrochemical potential to store the energy needed for their biochemical reactions. Membrane potential is generated by respiratory…
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How To Store Hydrogen, A Possible Future Fuel To Tackle The Energy Crisis And Environmental Pollution

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The molecular dihydrogen (H2) is considered as a zero-emission fuel, as it produces water vapor when it burns, causing no damage to our environment and…
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Bonding And Reaction Of SO2 Molecules On Titanium Dioxide Surface

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Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a common material that has been used as a white pigment since antiquity. Today, however, it is better known within the…
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