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Venomous humans: An intriguing concept

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Diya Adhikary, Amity University Kolkata The etymology of “venom” is associated with polytheistic cults that highlighted the accomplishment of desires sometimes aided by “love potions”. This was later interpolated with the word “poison”. Venom is defined as a mixture of toxic enzymes and various other proteins. It is produced in certain specific glands in the […]

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Red algae as an alternative for non-biodegradable plastic!

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Richismita Hazra, Amity University Kolkata Synthetic plastics have become an interminable hazard to the environment since the beginning of their use. Synthetic plastics contain such polymers which on interaction with water, generate toxic chemicals that are discharged into the surrounding environment. Although biodegradable products like sugarcane have been utilized for producing an alternative, scientists are […]

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