A Closer Look At Shallow Landslides
It is common to read, watch, and hear reports of landslides and other types of earth movements on sloping terrain caused by heavy rain. The…
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BOK, BAX And BAK Proteins And Their Role In Apoptosis
Embryonic development is a fascinating process where a fertilized oocyte develops into a multicellular, adult organism. For more than 70 years, it was thought that…
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Do We Understand The Interactions Of Antioxidants With Living Cells?
Since the concept of “oxidative stress” was coined by Helmut Sies in 1985, it has become so far-reaching that it is now considered a causative factor…
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Exploring Boron Isotopes In Indian Thermal Springs
Geochemical analysis gives us a clear idea about the various chemical elements present in the rocks and soils through which the water flows and acquires…
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Plant Strategies To Control Growth And Development: Integration Of Both Signal Molecules, Auxin And Nitric Oxide
The term auxin is derived from the Greek word “auxein,” which means to grow or to expand and was sealed by Charles Darwin more than…
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Assembly And Transfection Of Novel Nucleobase-Lipids
In past decades, nucleic acid drugs have gained significant attention thanks to the tremendous potential for the treatment of inherited diseases. However, efficient and biocompatible…
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The Role And Potential For Solar Thermal In Future Energy Systems
The necessary reductions in greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere need to occur within the next decades. During that period, significant renewable energy volumes will…
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Transparent Polymer Solar Cells: Harvesting Light Everywhere
In the past two decades, polymer solar cells have gradually attracted considerable attention as a promising alternative energy candidate. Polymer solar cells are made of…
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Mimicking Nature In Cryopreservation
Freezing is regarded as the best technique for long-term preservation of food, organs, and even living organisms. As temperature drops, reactions slow down and microbial…
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How Can We Use Fluorescence And Artificial Intelligence To Better Control Blue-Green Algal Blooms?
Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are an ancient lineage of bacteria that occupy a vast variety of habitats, from thermal springs to ice-covered Antarctic…
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The Effect Of Xenobiotics On Placenta Development In Pregnancy
The placenta constitutes a boundary between the fetal and maternal environments, being involved in the exchange of nutrients and waste products between the mother and…
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