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Chernobyl Fungi as Shield Against Cosmic Rays for Deep-Space Missions 

Umesh Prasad -
In 1986, the 4th unit of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine (erstwhile Soviet Union) suffered massive fire and steam explosion. The unprecedented accident released over 5% of the radioactive...
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Centromere sizes determine Unique Meiosis in Dogrose   

Umesh Prasad -
The dogrose (Rosa canina), the wild rose plant species, has a pentaploid genome with 35 chromosomes. It has an odd number of chromosomes, yet it...
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Sukunaarchaeum mirabile: What Constitutes a Cellular Life?  

Kamakhya P. Seal -
Researchers have discovered a novel archaeon in symbiotic relationship in a marine microbial system that displays an extreme genome reduction in having a highly stripped-down...
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BIOLOGY

What Makes Ginkgo biloba Live for Thousand Years

SCIEU Team -
Gingko trees lives for thousands years by evolving compensatory mechanisms to maintain a balance between growth and ageing. Ginkgo biloba, a deciduous gymnosperm tree native...
BIOLOGY

Complete Connectivity Diagram of the Nervous System: An Update

SCIEU Team -
Success in mapping the complete neural network of male and female worms is an important progress towards understanding function of the nervous system. Our nervous...
BIOLOGY

Anorexia is Linked with Metabolism: Genome Analysis Reveals

SCIEU Team -
Anorexia nervosa is an extreme eating disorder characterized with significant weight loss. Study on genetic origins of anorexia nervosa has revealed that metabolic differences...
BIOLOGY

BrainNet: The First Case of Direct ‘Brain-To-Brain’ Communication

SCIEU Team -
Scientists have demonstrated for the first time a multiple-person ‘brain-to-brain’ interface where three persons collaborated to complete a task via direct ‘brain-to-brain’ communication. This...
BIOLOGY

Gene Therapy for Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction): Study on Pigs Improved Cardiac Function

SCIEU Team -
For the first time, delivery of genetic material induced heart cells to de-differentiate and proliferate in a large-animal model after myocardial infarction. This led...
BIOLOGY

First Successful Gene Editing in Lizard Using CRISPR Technology

SCIEU Team -
This first case of genetic manipulation in a lizard has created a model organism that could help gain further understanding of reptile evolution and...
BIOLOGY

Revival of Pigs Brain after Death : An Inch Closer to Immortality

SCIEU Team -
Scientists have revived pigs brain four hours after its death and kept alive outside the body for several hours Of all organs, brain is most...
BIOLOGY

Understanding Sesquizygotic (Semi-Identical) Twins: The Second, Previously Unreported Type of Twinning

SCIEU Team -
Case study reports first rare semi-identical twins in humans to be identified during pregnancy and only second ever known till now Identical twins (monozygotic) are...
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