MADISON - A wildly out-of-place protein leads to haywire cells in a particularly troublesome type of rare early childhood cancer, according to University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers. Found in the base of the brain, posterior fossa…
New way to halt leukemia relapse shown promising…
Researchers have identified a second path to defeating chronic myelogenous leukemia, which tends to affect older adults, even in the face of resistance to existing drugs. The new findings were published on September 17th in Nature…
An extraordinary way of surviving frigid temperature
Susmita Sah Black metaltail hummingbird freezes itself into solid to cope the extreme cold temperature. It’s the coldest body temperature ever recorded in a bird stated in a popular scientific paper 'Biology Letter' on September…
Researcher Uncover Biomechanical Effects of Skin Rubbing
Biomechanical engineers have developed a better understanding of the damage that can be caused by something rubbing against the skin. The study was published in the journal International Journal of Pharmaceutics. Kenji Kikuchi, Tokyo University,…
Tracking spreads COVID-19 through untreated wastewater
Researchers track a spreads COVID-19 through untreated wastewater, which is quick–cost-effective approach. To test a virus in untreated wastewater, they have used seven methods—adsorption-extraction technique can most efficiently detect SARS-CoV-2. This gives us another tool…