Researcher Developed Test Kits Similar To Pregnancy Test Kits For Rapid Identification Of Your Microbes: Research Study Kumar Jeetendra | July 6, 2016 Generally detection of microbes for disease diagnosis require laboratory works and in many cases it make takes few hrs to days but now Researcher from Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft developed stick like kits similar to pregnancy test kits for rapid detection of microbes within few seconds. The method may be best used for rapid detection of allergens in …
Now Test Your ZIKA Infection For Just USD 2 Only: Research Study Kumar Jeetendra | July 4, 2016 Recently World Health Organization denied the comment of postpone Olympics game through solid comment is that “There is no need of postpone or move Olympic Games due to Zika Virus Infection. To raise out this concern and awareness experts develops method to Detect low level of Zika from Saliva sample for just $2. According to …
Researcher Identified Type Of Molecular Therapy For Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disorder Kumar Jeetendra | July 3, 2016 Researcher from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center found that type of molecular therapy may be help full for better treatment of non alcoholic fatty liver disorder. The concern research recently appears in Cell Press. The researcher reported that increased level of cdk4 (Type of an enzyme) in non alcoholic fatty liver disease patients in mice …
An Addiction Drug May Treat Cancer Patients Too: New Study Kumar Jeetendra | July 1, 2016 Researcher from University of St George's London found that The drug naltrexone (LDN) used in treatment of addiction may also used in treatment of Cancer patients too. Dr Liu said: "We have shown that the genetic fingerprint of naltrexone differs according to the different doses used, which identifies new ways of using it as an …
Higher Metabolism Rates In Human Enables To Evolve Larger Brain Than Primates: Recent Study Kumar Jeetendra | June 9, 2016 Researcher from Loyola University Health System, Chicago recently uncovered mystery over evolution of human brain in comparison with closely related primates. Study suggests higher the metabolic rate in human than closely related primates enables to evolve larger brain. The research study recently appears in journal Nature, study founds human have high percentage of fat which …
Scientists Developed A Web Based Surveillance System To Control MRSA Infections Kumar Jeetendra | May 8, 2016 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus generally known as MRSA is a type of bacterial infection that's become resistant to many of the antibiotics used to treat ordinary infections. Most of the MRSA infected patients are from Hospitals other health care settings, such as nursing homes and dialysis centers. Researcher from Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute developed a web …
New Techniques May Help In Improving Fairness Of Dosing Of Drugs In ICUs And Its Effect On Kidney Cells: New Study Kumar Jeetendra | May 7, 2016 Researcher from University of Michigan recently working on an interesting techniques and develops “Kidney on Chip” techniques that used to mimic the effect of drugs over normal human kidneys during medication. The new technique may help in reducing the risk of kidneys injury while medication in intensive care units. According to Researcher, "When you administer …
Liraglutide Has Combo Effect Of Treating Diabetes As Well As Help In Obesity Control: Research Study Kumar Jeetendra | May 7, 2016 Researcher from UT Southwestern Medical Center found that a newly designed drug named Liraglutide has several effect of treating diabetes and control insulin secretion and glucagon management. Generally insulin and glucagon secreted by certain specialized named Alfa and beta cells. Under Diabetes 2 several patients’ starts taking insulin injections and drug for insulin secretion but …
Now Kick Off Intake Of Daily Eye Drops In Glaucoma Patients By Using Silicon Rings: New Study Kumar Jeetendra | May 6, 2016 Glaucoma is a type of eye disease results damage to the optic nerve and vision loss. The most common type is open-angle glaucoma with less common types including closed-angle glaucoma and normal-tension glaucoma. According to World Health Organization, Gluacoma is one of leading cause of blindness and about 3 million of people infected with glaucoma …
Mosquitoes having bacterial strain Wolbachia are less able to transmit Zika: Recent study Kumar Jeetendra | May 5, 2016 Researcher at Brazil's Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (FIOCRUZ) recently uncovered new mystery over ZIKA transmission an endemic in Brazil as per research study researcher defines that mosquito species Aedes having strain of Wolbachia type of bacterial strain normally present in about 60% of all insects species are less able to transmit Zika and this makes great …
Prions May Be Involved In Flowering Time Of Plant: New Study Kumar Jeetendra | May 4, 2016 Researcher from Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research defines a type of protein responsible for flowering time in plant may be Prions and is first time when Prions has been identified in plants. Till now Prions are mainly famous for certain disease like Scrapie Disease, bovine spongiform encephalopathy known as mad cow disease and till now …
Ebola Detection Is Now On Your Finger Tip: Recent Findings Kumar Jeetendra | May 3, 2016 Ebola epidemic and millions of victims is well knows and famous by the now the epidemic is over but our researchers are continue working for kick out these serious contagious disease and also working out to control disease in future, The research article recently appears in ACS' journal Analytical Chemistry. The finding suggests a type …
