Pathogen Protection Capacity Of Fish By Itself May Help In Vaccine Development For Aquaculture Sectors Kumar Jeetendra | February 24, 2016 Researcher from University of Pennsylvania recently suggested that gills of fishes able to protect fish from number of disease causing pathogens in water. Fish induces number of protective antibody in its gills which helps in protection and which in returns may greatly support in development of vaccine for aquaculture sectors. The study recently appears in …
New Techniques Involve Engineered T Cells For Treatment Of Cancer: Immunotherapy Kumar Jeetendra | February 23, 2016 Researcher from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center suggests a type of immunotherapy which includes engineering of T-Cells in laboratory along with protein tag that tracks immune cells to directly attack and killing cancer cells. The appropriate study recently appeared in Nature Biotechnology. Dr. Stanley Riddell lead author and researcher and his team inform that this …
Natural Clay Of Centuries Ago Used As Most Promising Natural Weapon Against Serious Bacterial Infection In Present: Study Shows Kumar Jeetendra | January 29, 2016 Researcher from University of Columbia recently proved the use of most promising natural weapon that is “Clay” in ancient time for treatment of serious bacterial infection. The result is the natural clay from British Columbia Canada is used for fighting against multi drug resistance bacteria, since long time. The study recently published in American Society …
Bad Start Of This Year: Zika Virus Outbreak WHO Invite Emergency Meeting Kumar Jeetendra | January 29, 2016 Recently a deadly viral infection called “ZIKA” is mosquito born disease and infects large number of people, the virus first detected in UGANDA in 1947, in rhesus monkey. The virus spread through bite of mosquito named, Aedes mosquitoes. WHO mark alert for this deadly and contagious viral infection. The World Health Organization calls an emergency …
New Technique Introduced To Prevent Campylobacter Infections From Chicken Kumar Jeetendra | January 7, 2016 Researcher from University of Oxford recently developed new camera based techniques which determines the “Optical flow” in chickens, to The technique could help in detection of which flock is infected only when birds are days old. The concern research can great support in prevention of food poisoning mostly caused by campylobacter infections. This study is …
Bacteria Can Perform Multiple Activities By Using Single Trick: Microbiologist Uncovered New Mystery Kumar Jeetendra | January 6, 2016 Researcher from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory recently uncovered a mysterious work while working on bacteria named Morella thermoacetica. The bacteria could be induced for photosynthetic activities as well as no photosynthetic activities apart from these can also be used in synthesis of semiconductor nanoparticles in artificial photosynthetic systems. According to Peidong Yang, Scientist from Berkeley …
Transfer Of Traits Among Bacterial Communities Boosts Antibiotic Resistance And Sexual Power: Researcher Uncovered New Secret Kumar Jeetendra | November 24, 2015 Researcher from University of Oxford uncovered new secret of sexual power and antibiotic resistance in bacteria, the concern research published in “Nature Communications”. Transfer of different bacterial communities leads to depicts type of gene transfer and traits like antibiotic resistance, Researcher says. 'It is well known that bacteria are able to swap little pieces of …
OIKOS GT Non Toxic Pure Natural Product For Seed Storage Introduced By Agrilife India Kumar Jeetendra | November 3, 2015 Agrilife India is Hyderabad based company specializes in production of Biofertilizers, Biopesticides and other Biological products for agriculture and environment, Develops pure natural, non toxic powder named “OIKOS-GT” restricts infection of pests over Sorghum (Indian Jwar) seeds which are highly susceptible for stored grain pests. According to Company founder & CEO, Dr.venkatesh Devanur, “Farmers spend …
Top 10 most influential Microbiologist of 21st Century Kumar Jeetendra | November 1, 2015 Many people have made an outstanding contribution to the field of microbiology in the first two decades of this century and selecting ten is a difficult task. In selecting ten eminent researchers I have attempted to cut across the various sub-branches of Microbiology, taking in Clinical, Pharmaceutical, Marine Microbiology and so on. Others, given this …
Scientists Targeting Banana For Quality Drug helpful In Fight Off Number Of Deadly Viral Diseases: Study Suggests Kumar Jeetendra | October 24, 2015 Researcher from University of Michigan Health System working on one of brilliant research which is not only help full for our academic society but provide our scientist a way to find out more drugs for fighting off number of deadly viral diseases in future. Scientists suggests by detecting “Sugar Code” that our body cells used …
Best Methods Introduced To Prevent Food Allergy In New Born Kumar Jeetendra | October 21, 2015 For better prevention of food allergy in new born infants a review article published in Canadian Medical Association Journal which describes few key points of food allergy prevention. Food allergy is common in number infants and according to sources, “18% increase between 1997 and 2007 in the United States. A recent survey of Canadian households …
Stop Buying Meats Of Animals Having Growth Promoted By Antibiotics: Scientists Request For Hospital Administration Kumar Jeetendra | October 17, 2015 Scientists from University of California – San Francisco medical centre requesting hospital administration of the country for restriction of meats treated with growth promotion antibiotics for better control of antibiotic resistance spreading. The comments appeared and publish in American Journal of Heath authored by: Thomas B. Newman, MD, MPH, professor of epidemiology and biostatistics."Antibiotics are …
