Epigenetic Changes In Multiple Sclerosis – Studied In Twins
Scientists have investigated why often only one of two identical twins suffers from multiple sclerosis, while the other twin sibling is spared. Identical twins look…
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How The Use Of Analgesia Affects Behavior In Newborn Calves
The welfare of farmed animals is under increasing scrutiny from consumers as well as governmental and industry bodies and plays an important part in the…
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Looking At Versus Focusing On Faces: What Attracts Our Attention?
Whether we are walking on a downtown street or searching for a friend in a crowd, it is intuitive that people and faces are some…
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The Footprints Of Urbanization, Industrialization, And Agriculture On River Beds: Heavy Metal Contamination Assessment And Source Identification In River Sediments In Eastern China
River beds are usually untouched by human feet, unless the rivers are dry. However, the heavy metals in river beds carry the footprints of various…
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Coherent Poly Propagation Materials With 3-Dimensional Photonic Control Over Visible Light
Dr. Michelle R. Stem has discovered an exceptional material that demonstrates three-dimensional (3-D) control over visible light photons! Coherent poly propagation (CPP) is the newly…
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An Improved Method To Remove Debris From Cyst Nematode Egg Suspensions And Computer-Aided Technologies For Egg Counting
Plant-parasitic nematodes infect the roots of plants, causing billions of dollars of crop loss worldwide. One such example is the soybean cyst nematode (SCN), which…
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Did You Know Math Can Help Us Learn How Diseases Work?
New research shows how computer-based math models can communicate with neurons to study neurodegenerative diseases. Brain diseases such as epilepsy and neurodegeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s disease,…
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Studying The Link Between Increased BMI And Late-Onset Preeclampsia In Pregnant Women
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) are some of the greatest mysteries of human reproduction, as they affect 10% of human pregnancies. Women are not hypertensive…
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Loess Soils Define Landslide Frequency In Loess Plateau, China
Loess is a wind-blown sediment made of micron-sized grains of quartz, feldspar, and mica, calcium and magnesium carbonates and up to 30% of clay. As…
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How Do Sports Organizations Become Ecologically Conscious?
In order for sport and sports organizations to operate, materials, venues, and athletes must exist. Typically, this is been done with little regard to the…
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A Journey With Jellyfish: Understanding Sleep In Brainless Animals
I find myself working in an emerging field that may be called ecological evolutionary developmental and behavioral biology, which involves analyzing biological phenomena within a…
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