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‘Zombie Worm’ awakens after 24,000 years: Scientists revive a frozen worm that can survive freezing, starvation and even reproduce without partner‘Zombie Worm’ revived by scientists: A 24,000-year-old microscopic worm, a bdelloid rotifer, has been revived from Siberian permafrost, ast...- Delhi Police warns ISI spreading network in India, nabs 11 for installing CCTV cameras at sensitive military locationsDelhi Police busted an inter-state terror, arms, and espionage module backed by Pakistan's ISI. The operation uncovered a solar-powered CCT...
- Israel using AI to fine-tune air raid alert systemDuring the war in the Gaza Strip and two wars with Iran in the space of a year, Israel has used artificial intelligence to fine-tune its mi...
- Australian scientist confirm 100-year-old theory, discover new cell type that can heal chronic injuriesScientists from SAHMRI and the University of Adelaide have discovered a new cell type called EndoMac progenitors. These cells, found in the...
- Indian-origin scientist among UBC researchers unveil world's 1st molecular-level analysis of OmicronDr Sriram Subramaniam, professor in UBC faculty of medicine's department of biochemistry and molecular biology, said that Omicron has great...
- Research finds exposure to harmless coronaviruses increases immunity"People who have had strong immune responses to other human coronaviruses also have some protection against SARSCoV-2 infection," said Alex...
- New kind of coronavirus that affects pigs has the potential of jumping from swines to humansThe virus causes severe diarrhea and vomiting, and has been especially deadly to young piglets.
- Prime Minister’s Office divides work into 15 verticalsThe cells or verticals will report either to principal secretary to PM, PK Mishra, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, principal advisor ...
- Coronavirus may be aided by body's own immune response to enter more cells: StudyThe study, published in the journal Cell, used single-cell RNA sequencing, which identifies which of roughly 20,000 genes are "on" in indiv...
- Rajnath Singh clears proposals to reorganise Army headquartersThe defence minister’s approval was given based on an internal study carried out by the Army headquarters in Delhi.
- Rajnath Singh approves reform of Army headquartersLast year, the Army, based on 12 independent studies, finalised a reform roadmap to make the 1.3 million-strong force leaner and meaner as ...
- Don't pop antibiotics easily; they can weaken early flu defences, leave you vulnerable to virusesIt is advisable to always consult a doctor before taking antibiotics.
- Soon, tiny chips may replace animal testingThe flexible polymer organ-chips contain tiny channels lined with living human cells and are capable of reproducing blood and air flow just...
- Novel way to spur hair growth discoveredA new way to trigger hair growth using human skin is offering fresh hope of a cure for baldness, scientists say.
- Space research to help humans fight illnesses on EarthNew research on leukocytes - human defence cells - seeks to understand how these tiny warriors mount their defence, researchers said.
- Nanowires to combat cell damage, ageing in humansThis breakthrough can help develop drugs that prevent ageing, cardiac disorders, and several neurological problems like Parkinson's and Alz...
- Single protein can lead to new superfoods: StudyA new generation of superfoods that tackle heart disease and diabetes could be developed, thanks to research into a protein that helps keep...
- E-cigarettes help deadly bacteria to thriveAlexander said that one possible contribution to the increased virulence of MRSA was the rapid change in pH induced by e-cigarette vapour.
- New AIDS vaccine promises to clear HIV from bodyA modified cytomegalovirus made to express SIV proteins generates and indefinitely maintains "effector memory" T-cells that search out and ...
- Human trial for anti-cancer wonder drug to start in 2014Human trials of a wonder drug that may kill all types of cancers will begin next year, researchers say.
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