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Monthly Archives: March 2011
The idea of combining genetics and our own immune response that might enable us to finally win the war against bacterial infections
Bacteria are the most adaptive species on the planet. They continuously mutate and as such any antibiotic treatment that we come up with they can develop immunity to. It’s like a war where the enemy is 100 times smarter and … Continue reading
Posted in biology, science
Tagged antibiotics, bacteria, biology, DNA, DNA targeting, infections, infectious diseases, science, science news
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Believing is better than not believing!
I am not talking about God. Belief in your own abilities make you do wonders. I wrote a while back about the finding that believing you can get smarter actually makes you smarter. Now this article in Psychological science says … Continue reading
Posted in biology, psychology, science
Tagged confidence, Intelligence, memory, Psychology, science, science news
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Telomerase inhibitor PINX1 is a key tumor suppressor
Telomeres are ends of choromosomes. For cell division to start and complete ends of chromosomes are essential. Without these, cell can’t divide any more. Each cell can divide a finite number of times before it’s done. It acts like a … Continue reading
Posted in biology, cancer, science
Tagged apoptosis, cancer, cell, chemotherapy, genetics, science, science news, stem cells, telomerase, telomere, telomeres
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Is some of the disaster in Japan preventable? Governments should stop gambling!!!
The odds are stacked against them. Nature has the upper hand. When you bet the house, however small the odds, you end up losing everything sooner or later. It’s a matter of time not luck. Japan has been in debt … Continue reading
Posted in science
Tagged chaos, complexity, disaster, earth quake, japan, LOCA, risk, science, science news
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Algae an environmentally friendly source of energy
Algae is a problem and is known to be invading the oceans. Carbon dioxide rich atmosphere and in warm temperatures are very favorable to its growth. As the world is getting warmer there will be more and more Algae in world … Continue reading
Posted in science
Tagged algae, butane, butanol, co2, environment, global warming, science, science news
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