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Human beings are social beings, but are only humans social?

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–Camelia Bhattacharyya, Amity University Kolkata We human beings often ignore something we dislike and that’s often termed as neophobia; but can other animals also show certain changes in behavior due to it? Well absolutely. A recent paper published on animal behavior shows how house sparrows can react differently with different phenotypes. The environment the sparrows […]

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Transient modulation of the immune system with CRISPR-Cas 9 technology

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-Anwita Sarkar, Team bioXone The current scenario of the devastating global pandemic of COVID-19 clearly depicts the importance of our immune system for our survival. The vast network of cells and tissues of the immune system are constantly searching for foreign particles and are eliciting immune responses by modulating their genome. Thus, regulation of the […]

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SCIENTISTS SPOT GENETIC THREAT ELEMENTS UNDERLYING PENICILLIN ALLERGY!

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–Richismita Hazra, Amity University Kolkata Alexander Fleming’s remarkable discovery PENICILLIN- ruling over the Earth for more than 100 years has been the most common cause of hypersensitivity reactions or drug allergy. Presence of genetic factors have been traced only in rare acute allergic reactions thereby keeping milder forms of hypersensitivity reactions still in dim light. […]

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COVID UPDATE: Russian Covid-19 vaccine Phase 3 trials to start in India this month, Preliminary Results by November

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–Sayak Biswas, Amity University Kolkata When the world is trying to fight through the Covid-19 pandemic, Scientists and Researchers are silently working to develop vaccines which can lead to some relief. There are currently a huge number of vaccines under developed for Covid-19. One among them is the Russian vaccine Sputnik V. The Russian vaccine […]

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Recent studies show certain Microbiota treatments are backfiring!

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–Raddur Samaddar, Amity University Kolkata Hypoxia is the talk of the town now, especially with the advent of COVID-19, curing of patients with severe levels of infection, escalating to respiratory problems, with oxygen-induced treatment is a major form of supportive care. Scientists have come up with a study that provides information on gut microbiota and […]

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Genetic reprogramming – the cellular machinery of yeast to create factories that convert sugars and amino acids into plant-based drugs

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–Sheyashree Mondal, Amity University Kolkata Plants have always been used to cure ailments by chewing, brewed or rubbed on body. Pharmaceutical companies import these plants from specialized farms and extract their active chemical compounds to produce drugs like scopolamine, atropine. The factory-floor reprogramming of yeast has been carried out by the first author of the […]

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Fungi to save astronauts from ionizing space radiations

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-Anuska Sen, Amity University Kolkata During space missions, when astronauts cross the magnetosphere layer of the Earth, they are exposed to the harmful ionizing space radiations. Although the stainless steel shields are potent enough to save them but these are in no way economical and handy. Researcher G.K. Shunk and the group have come up […]

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Neurons to their own rescue?

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-Ritwika Chowdhury, Amity University Kolkata Mitochondria is responsible for the activity of the neurons. Thus, mitochondrial dysfunction often links to some of the most critical and destructive forms of neurodegeneration, such as Parkinson’s disease, different ataxias and several peripheral neuropathies.Neurons have very little or no capacity to adapt their energy metabolism to challenging conditions as […]

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A Green way to combat Breast Cancer

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–Biswadeep Sen, Amity University Kolkata Breast cancer is one of the most common diseases found in the modern day. Luckily, a novel aspect is now coming into light in-order to combat the seemingly impossible disease. The Auric Nanoparticles, are the new devices that are being heavily relied on for many biomedical aspects. More importantly, a […]

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Gold nanoparticles aid in naked-eye detection of Covid-19 positive cases within 10 minutes.

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-Anuska Sen, Amity University Kolkata The tremendous dire situation that the whole world is facing during the Covid-19 pandemic needs some solution to it in an easy, fast and accessible manner. Dozens of diagnosis methods have been developed to detect the infected cases, but most have failed due to drawbacks such as costly instruments, non-functional […]

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