What is the Best COVID-19 Testing Method?Since the breakout in late 2019, COVID-19 has repeatedly failed to be fully contained. At present, the Omicron strain has replaced the Delta strain as the main circulating strain in the world.
Omicron variant strains a... Detailed information
How did SARS-CoV-2 Variants get Names?The COVID-19 outbreak has caused infection in a large number of people since it was discovered in late 2019. With the increase in the number of infected people and the continuation of the epidemic, SARS-CoV-2 continues t... Detailed information
The History Of Influenza Pandemics By The NumbersWhen you see the World Health Organization (WHO) reporting that as of April 24, 2021, “there have been 145,216,414 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 3,079,390 deaths, reported to WHO,” it’s easy to think that ... Detailed information
Proteinase K and Its Market DevelopmentProteinase K has received more attention from the medical and pharmaceutical industries since the COVID-19 outbreak in late 2019. In fact, proteinase K has always been active in the scientific research field, while the g... Detailed information
A Classical Model Organism-C. elegansThe diversity of organisms are formed in the process of evolution. Different organisms have different morphological structures and physiological characteristics, but the genes that have important functions for life activ... Detailed information
Brain protein acts on neurons to control body weightA study led by researchers at the University of Montreal Hospital Research Center (CRCHUM) demonstrated for the first time that acyl-CoA binding proteins or ACBP in mice have a direct effect on neurons, keeping rodents a... Detailed information
The Detection of CytokinesIn 1957, Alick lsaacs and Jean Lindenmann studied the interference of heat-killing influenza virus on the growth of live virus in chicken chorionic chorioallantoic membrane fragments and found that heat-inactivated influ... Detailed information
A new treatment strategy for incurable kidney diseaseThe kidneys are two bean-shaped organs located below the chest, arranged on either side of the body. The main function of the kidney is to filter out the waste from the blood and excrete it from the urine. In addition, t... Detailed information
A new method for finding compounds to prevent agingAging refers to a natural phenomenon that as age increases, the self-tissue structure will gradually undergo degenerative changes, the function of body organs will decline, the ability of internal environment self-stabil... Detailed information
Discovery of the path that causes fatty liverA study published in the journal Nature Communications described a protein that is a key regulator of fatty liver disease in mice.
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a liver disease characterized by no histor... Detailed information
Growth hormone works to prevent weight lossFor many years, the role of growth hormone (GH) has been simply thought to stimulate bone maturity and linear bone growth and maintain tissues and organs throughout life. However, researchers at the University of Sao Pau... Detailed information
Obesity may be not your fault, but anti-fat geneMexican Hwan Peh-dro Frahn-ko (Juan Pedro Franco) weighed nearly 600 kilogrammes (over half a tonne) at his heaviest. This is really a surprising weight! However, the lives of overweight people like Juan can be difficult... Detailed information
A healthy heart needs two proteins to work togetherA study published in Science Signaling showed that two proteins work in combination with stress hormones to maintain heart health in mice. The study, led by scientists at the National Institutes of Health and their colla... Detailed information
A gene has found to drive cancer immune responsesCancer has shown an outbreak in recent years, regardless of age or gender. Cancer is one of the major diseases that currently seriously affect human health and threaten human life. And cancer is one of the biggest causes... Detailed information
New strategies for targeting common cancersA study published in eLife showed that targeting a protein called WRN (Werner Syndrome Helicase) is expected to treat patients with high microsatellite instability tumors.
Microsatellite instability (MSI) re... Detailed information
A small but important guy--miRNAIn 1989, Victor Ambros discovered that the gene lin-4 controls the development of C. elegans larvae by inhibiting the lin-14 gene. However, he thought the gene lin-4
expressed a regulatory protein that inhibited the ex... Detailed information
Why are you drunk?Wine is an essential drink for gatherings or feasts, but some people fall for a cup, and some people are not drunk for a thousand cups. Andre the Giant, a Frenchman, his record was to drink
120 to 150 bottles of beer a... Detailed information
Discovery of therapeutic targets for melanomaA study led by a professor of dermatology at Boston University School of Medicine Herbert Mescon has shown that they have identified a biomarker and a possible new treatment for melanoma. These findings were published in... Detailed information
Immunotherapy to treat cancerCancer is the second leading cause of death in the world, with an estimated 9.6 million people worldwide dying of cancer in 2018. Globally, about one in six deaths are due to cancer. The
number of people who die from c... Detailed information
Epidemic Dengue Fever in Southeast AsiaWhat is the number one killer in the world? Is this a war? Is it a traffic accident? Or is it a tsunami? No, these are not! It is a disease, especially a plague, which has claimed many lives. A
plague in history caused... Detailed information
Why do some brain tumors response to immunotherapy? Glioblastoma is a malignant and invasive brain tumor. Patients usually have surgical removal of the tumor as much as possible, followed by radiation and chemotherapy. However, the prognosis of glioblastoma is very severe... Detailed information
