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Nature Genetics study creates a new resource to unravel genome complexity and advance precision medicine for Arab populations Doha, Qatar: Researchers at Sidra Medicine, a member of Qatar Foundation, have created the Middle East’s first population-scale atlas showing how genetic variation regulates gene activity in blood and tracing its effects…
By Megan Molteni and Edward Chen “The general public may have the idea that it is very safe and low risk and that’s just not the case,” said Bert Smeets, a professor in clinical genomics who studies mitochondrial diseases at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Data published in 2010 by…
Kaneka Ubiquinol will unveil a dedicated pavilion at the China International Import Expo, introducing a mitochondrial health education platform, its Ubiquinol capsules and a third-party verification programme developed with…
Antifreeze proteins take two roads to arrive at the same destination lead image Antifreeze proteins (AFPs), like their name implies, prevent freezing in organisms by inhibiting ice crystal growth. They can function at low…
If cellular protein degradation is like the garbage truck picking up the neighborhood trash, then a new approach takes the brakes off and speeds up trash collection. Researchers led by Michael Rapé at the University of…
I have reviewed a few EEG and brain-training headbands over the years, and SereniBrain is one of the better ones I have used. It is light, comfortable and easy to get started with. You can use it simply as a meditation and neurofeedback device, follow the relaxation score and not…
During childhood, a mother’s voice holds particular significance for the brain. As children enter adolescence, however, the neural systems involved in processing socially important sounds begin to respond differently. Unfamiliar…
A field trial across three Haryana sites found that organic substrates inoculated with indigenous salt-tolerant bacteria significantly reduced soil salinity at multiple depths and raised organic carbon and phosphorus availability within one growing season.
Faster and less resource-intensive than standard electronic computers, it could be used for encryption, artificial intelligence and molecular biology, McGill researchers said image: Among the co-authors are father and son duo Dan…
Most research into the role of the microbiome in cancer treatment has focused on indirect approaches, including altering the composition of intestinal microorganisms or using fecal microbiota transplants. Scientists are also…