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IIIT-Delhi develops AI platform to identify molecules for healthy ageingResearchers at IIIT-Delhi developed AgeXtend, an AI platform that identifies molecules promoting healthy aging. Published in 'Nature Aging'...- These tiny worms account for at least 4 Nobel PrizesMolecular biologist Gary Ruvkun has praised the tiny worm Caenorhabditis elegans after winning a Nobel Prize. The nematode has significantl...
- Diet during pregnancy can have impact on fetus's brain development: StudyThe researchers found that a certain molecule present in apples and herbs such as basil, rosemary, thyme, oregano, and sage helped in reduc...
- Genetic model explains how mother's early diet shapes brain health for future generationsMothers who eat apples and herbs during early pregnancy could protect the brain health of their children and grandchildren. The Monash Biom...
- Synthetic peptide can repair cognitive decline, help treat Alzheimer's earlyThese peptides can block amyloid beta aggregation at the early and most toxic stage when oligomers form.
- Why NASA sent human sperm to spaceWashington, April 6 (IANS) With talk of space tourism and even trips to Mars, NASA has launched human sperm to the International Space Stat...
- Good news! Novel drug could help extend women's fertility by three to six yearsMany women start experiencing decline in fertility rates and increased rates of miscarriage in their mid-30s.
- Unable to quit smoking? Here's why it's more difficult than you thinkThere's a genetic pathway that contributes to nicotine addiction and makes it difficult for smokers to kick the butt.
- Microscopic worms may soon hitch a ride to ISSScientists are planning to send thousands of microscopic worms to ISS in experiment aimed at understanding what triggers the body to build ...
- Altering RNA enzymes may extend lifespanScientists have used a new technique to dramatically slow down the ageing process and double the lifespan in worms.
- Worms on International Space Station to help battle astronaut muscle and bone lossTwo JAXA investigations on the ISS aim to help researchers seek clues to physiological problems found in astronauts by studying a roundworm.
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