Pneumonia Threat On Action In Beijing: An Investigatory Report Kumar Jeetendra | April 1, 2016 Investigators from Capital Institute of Pediatrics, Beijing, China recently reported out Mycoplasma pneumoniae continuous attack in the city by detecting presence in children admitted in hospital and according to prediction of investigators this action may continue log in 2016 more as investigators research and data may help in blocking this epidemic threat .The concern research …
Researcher Identified Protein Complex May Help In Treatment Of Metabolic Disorders Kumar Jeetendra | April 2, 2016 Researcher from Sanford-Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute identified protein complex named mTORC1 mainly require in conversion of bad “White fat” to useful “Brown fat” .White fat acting as thermal insulator in our body system and in access may cause number of metabolic disorders while “Brown fat” in our body burns energy as heat, and scientists …
New Research On Cyanobacteria May Help In Production Of Nanotechnology Based Crop Production In Near Future Kumar Jeetendra | April 4, 2016 Researcher from University of Liverpool recently uncovered a new story over cyanobacteria that how these tiny microbes covert Carbon di oxide in Sugar during photosynthesis by using internal protein “machines”. According to sources with global food and securities this is great challenge of 21st century. This new research finding could help researchers to design new …
Type Of Receptor Cell Present On The Surface Of Neural Stem Cell May Help In Entry Of Zika Virus: Researcher Hypothesized New Thought Over Zika Kumar Jeetendra | April 5, 2016 Researcher recently hypothesized new thought over Zika virus infection which explores concepts over Zika and says type of receptor cell named “AXL surface receptor” mainly involve in Cell division is highly present on the surface of neural stem cell but surprisingly abscent over developing neuron, play a role in attracting Zika to enter for infection. …
Now Monitoring Of Brain Activity Through Microscope: First Time In Science History Kumar Jeetendra | April 6, 2016 Researcher from University of California developed a Microscopic device able to monitor brain activity of live animals; it was an occasion of American Association of Anatomists Annual Meeting during Experimental Biology 2016 when researcher presents this novel work. In brief the developed device capable of monitoring brain activity at single cell with millisecond precision. According …
Resveratrol compound Present In Red Wines May Help Fighting With Cardiovascular Disease Through Changing Gut Micro Flora Kumar Jeetendra | April 6, 2016 According to report cardiovascular disease is cause of death in number of cities having industrial infrastructures as well as in United States, and the incidence is growing in developing countries. Researcher from China recently detected “Resveratrol” type of compound present in red wine help in fighting with cardiovascular diseases by changing gut microlflora. According to …
Bacterial Feeding Over Fish Gills Type Of New Symbiosis: Recent Study Kumar Jeetendra | April 7, 2016 Researcher from Radboud University explained type of new symbiosis in between Bacteria & Fish which supports ammonia gas released by fishes in water through gills is converted into Nitrogen gas which has no any side effect over fishes and other living beings in watery habitat in comparison of ammonia gas. The concern study recently appears …
Treating Human Parainfluenza Virus Is Now Easy By Combining Two Drugs: New Study Kumar Jeetendra | April 8, 2016 Researcher from University of Griffith recently opens a mysterious cover over treatment of Parainfluenza Virus, According report there is no any drug or vaccine available to treat infection of Parainfluenza virus which causes an acute respiratory tract infection and WHO reports suggests this is the second most prevalent cause of acute respiratory tract infection in …
Now Intake Of Antibodies And Other Drugs Two To Three Times In A Day Is Replaced By Engineered Pills Kumar Jeetendra | April 9, 2016 Researcher from Massachusetts Institute of Technology designed engineered pills that releases drug for long term if once swallowed while attaching with inner lining of gastrointestinal tract. Pills engineered in such a way that one side attach with tissue and other side repels foods and liquids. The concern research appears in April 6 issue of the …
Chinese Researcher Identified Chemical Compound Proved To Be An Anticancer Agent: Recent Study Kumar Jeetendra | April 11, 2016 Cancer is a type uncontrolled and an unregulated growth of cells and it is common that the basic size of cancer tumors is not more than one to two millimeters till it is accompanied by angiogenesis stage of development of blood vessels to nourish the tumors and make it able to metastasize. So, compound inhibiting …
Researcher Included Zika May Also Cause Other Brain Disease Kumar Jeetendra | April 12, 2016 we all knows Zika is continuing effecting people since December 2015 and now researcher included Zika may also cause other brain infection and is associated with autoimmune disease and attacks on brain's myelin similar to multiple sclerosis. The small study recently presented in American Academy of Neurology's 68th Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada, April 15 …
Pseudomonas Become More Resistant Against Antibiotics: Use Of Molecules Help In Preparing Biofilm For Fighting Against Multiple Antibiotics Kumar Jeetendra | April 13, 2016 Researcher from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) detected that bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa released molecules which make them able to prepare biofilm which in turn become more resistant against multiple antibiotics and these all things are urge by breakdown in respiratory chain and killing some of the population which trigger in formation of biofilm. According to Researcher, …
