This week a new wave of tech advancements emerged from the world of science. App developers launched a fun interacting application locating millions of living species nearby. DNA masterminds saved the day by reuniting 800 families with their missing children through DNA typing and gene therapists explored yet another possibility of treating cystic fibrosis. Different …
This week had some significant advancements in research domain of life science than any other domain. Now testing drugs on live animals (a process often creating confusions in results) is offered with a substitute that is using microchips having organ specific cell printed on them. Similarly, nanotechnology has blessed diabetic patients with improved insulin delivery method. In …
This week we observed some new trends in life sciences starting from the celebration of cephalopod week on twitter to raise awareness, to the joint venture of two Tech-giants, Hitachi and Qiagen with the aim of creating wonders in molecular biology. Forensic scientists introduced a new term called molecular photo fitting that analyzes faces from …
Just count them; first Dengue then Ebola after that Chikungunya and now this week its Mers virus. Situation for South Korea is not easing as WHO anticipates more cases of Mers infections. This week US government decided to stop the use of chimps in labs as experimental animals. While labs are already under criticism for …
In 10th week of our continuous updates, we found quite amazing researches from life science domains. Scientists got breakthrough in development of limb in lab conditions. Hopefully they would be making more like them. A new blood test is now in spotlight which can diagnose almost every type of virus in one single test. Secret to …
This week was a bit off-week in life science research when we look back at previous ones but still have some interesting minutiae. We can't live in space and keep our skin glowing, mouse model confirmed. Genes lost from y-chromosomes are still in pocket, we didn't know till last week. They are now on autosomes. Talking …
Unlike any other week, this week brought some phenomenal research work from all fields of life sciences. The week kick started by the smoking science summit held in London exposing the gloomy consequences of cigarette smoking. It should be better to quit this time. In research, scientists found out that infections are eating part of …
Advancements in Life Sciences is again public with its 3rd issue of the 2nd volume. This issue includes multidisciplinary scholarly review articles, research papers and short communications from fields of Biotechnology, Health, Epidemiology, Agriculture Microbiology. This time we focused upon health section for an important study on oxidative stress in breast cancer patients. All of …
This week was a big hoot in life science research regarding controversies, but new research updates showed up on somewhat equivalent pace too. Shadows on forensic science evidence are getting larger and larger while DNA testing also cracked a "two-fathers-twin" puzzle. GM crops are having some consideration in India despite heavy disputes over them. In …
This week remained quite a go and promising in medical and health life science research. New hopes for non-conceiving menopausal women popped up by the grace of stem cell mediated in-vitro fertilization. Additionally, Ebola is about to see its downfall in West Africa nations according to statistics of WHO. A new step is taken toward …
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