Catching Elephant Poachers - DNA Sampling
Introduction Did you know that there are such people in the world who make a living out of elephant poaching? Since Africa has a bigger...
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andrew0326lee
Feb 63 min read
Artificial Angels: A Glance Into Robotic-Assisted Surgery
With the modern world advancing in multiple fields of healthcare, one prominent feature that we see is shifts in the way surgery is now...
dhanoagurleen11
Feb 64 min read
On Death Row: The Urgency of DNA Testing
The death row scene in the U.S. raises some serious eyebrows, especially when it comes to how it affects different communities. As of...
Kaitlyn Szalontay
Feb 43 min read
A Possible First-Line Treatment for Symptomatic Hypermobility.
People with hypermobility may experience negative symptoms and they may be related to a specific vitamin-deficiency.
Muskan
Feb 34 min read
How Do We Grow? The process of Mitosis Cell Division
You were once composed of a single cell: the zygote. Today, you are a multicellular organism composed of about 37 trillion cells. Each of...
Krishnakoli Adhikary (she/her)
Jan 142 min read
Voltage-gated sodium channels – the gates in the cell membrane
Voltage-gated sodium channels are membrane-embedded proteins complexes that allow rapid flow of sodium ions across an electrochemical...
Haneen Awada
Jan 103 min read
The Potential of Regenerative Medicine
Introduction: The field of regenerative medicine has become increasingly promising in recent years, holding out the possibility of major...
Sonali Dave
Jan 62 min read
The Rise of Creatine Supplements: What You Should Know Before Using
In recent years, there has been a rising popularity for different nutrient powders for those who are physically active. One of these...
Michele Bonazzoli Clinton MSN, APRN
Jan 42 min read
Psychoneuroimmunity
Psychoneuroimmunity is a complex word that defines how the mind-body connection is directly related to our immune system. Chronic...
Ishwari Mulay
Jan 32 min read
When proteins become disastrous
Prions are infectious proteins: altered forms of a normal cellular protein that may have lost their normal function, but have acquired...
Rachael Ng
Jan 13 min read
It’s Okay to Have Recessive Genes
Introduction When someone inherits a recessive trait, you might feel envious of or sympathetic towards them. Why is this the case? Are...
Sameer Khan
Dec 24, 20237 min read
Cell Signaling - How Cells Communicate
Introduction Imagine each cell in the body as an individual participant in a vast social network, wherein they continuously exchange...
Ellinor Davenport
Dec 13, 20232 min read
HIV and Drug Resistance
HIV/AIDS Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is an infection that targets and attacks CD4 cells (CD4 T lymphcytes), a component of the...
Sameer Khan
Dec 11, 20233 min read
The Blood-Brain Barrier and Drug Delivery Challenges
Introduction The Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB) serves as an important element of the brain's defense mechanism, functioning as a gatekeeper...
Diana Abila
Dec 8, 20233 min read
Tiny Allies, Big Impact: Nanoparticles in the Fight Against Rheumatoid Arthritis
Chronic conditions are often silent but deeply impactful and cast a shadow over the lives of millions worldwide. In this exploration, we...
Dalya Laban
Nov 23, 20232 min read
CRISPR: A Paradigm Shift in Pediatric Leukemia Management, Unveiling Pioneering Advances in Cancer
In the realm of genetic research and biotechnology, CRISPR-Cas9 has allowed the improvement and introduction of advanced models that...
Gajalakshmi Raghunathan
Nov 14, 20232 min read
Pioneering Biohybrid Materials: Building Tomorrow's Medicine Today
Today, we dive into the world of Dr. Ritu Raman, a brilliant scientist at the forefront of innovation. Dr. Raman's groundbreaking work in...
Haneen Awada
Nov 12, 20233 min read
Artificial Intelligence's Impact on Healthcare Revolution
Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in particular has become a potent force driving transformative change in the ever-changing...
Callie Tse
Nov 11, 20232 min read
The Science Behind Crying
We all cry. Whether we feel extreme sadness or intense joy, tears seem to come and sometimes we just cannot stop. Evolutionary biologists...
Bridget Ibitoye
Nov 5, 20233 min read
Neurorobotics: A Promising Future for Neurological Disorders
What are neurorobotics? Neurorobotics is a field that combines neuroscience, robotics, and artificial intelligence to study and develop...
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