Study Reveals Potential Downside to Intense Exercise
A recent study examining post-exercise fluid samples from firefighters reveals a potential downside to vigorous exercise – immune system suppression.…
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Bioinformatics Insights: Diagnostic Markers in Atherosclerosis
A study conducted bioinformatics analysis on GSE28829 and GSE43292 datasets to identify diagnostic markers and molecular mechanisms in atherosclerosis. Glutamine…
Nanostructured ceramic coatings do not fatigue, finds study
A recent study reveals a groundbreaking finding in the realm of materials science, demonstrating that nanostructured ceramic coatings exhibit an…
Boosting flowability and curing reaction of ultra-fine powder coatings using nanocomposite
In recent years, the widespread adoption of fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) parts across industries has heightened the demand for eco-friendly and…
The Ivy Sign: A Hidden Clue to Moyamoya Disease
Moyamoya disease is a rare vascular disease that affects the blood vessels in the brain. It can cause serious complications,…
Research shows mRNA vaccine harnesses T-cell power to combat COVID-19 in lungs
Recent research indicates that mRNA vaccines, such as those developed against COVID-19, possess a remarkable ability to harness T-cell power…
Immunology treatments providing hope for late-stage melanoma patients
In the battle against late-stage melanoma, immunology treatments are emerging as a beacon of hope, representing a groundbreaking shift in…
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Assessing the Japanese Bamboo’s Antibacterial Properties
Assessing the antibacterial properties of Japanese Bamboo involves conducting comprehensive studies to evaluate its effectiveness in inhibiting or killing bacteria.…