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Nanobot Revolution: Urease-Powered Bots for Bladder Cancer Treatment

Bladder cancer is one of the most recurrent and costly cancers to treat. Traditional therapies like chemotherapy and immunotherapy struggle with poor drug retention and low effectiveness, often leading to…

Aneknowledge March 22, 2025

Emerging Science Genetic Engineering

Bringing Back the Mammoth: Scientists Engineer Mice with Woolly Mammoth Hair Traits

Imagine a world where woolly mammoths roam the Arctic again, their thick coats shielding them from the cold. While this might sound like science fiction, researchers have taken a major…

Aneknowledge March 17, 2025

Emerging Science Molecular Biology Plant Biotechnology

Bacterial Cellulose: A Game-Changer for Plant Wound Healing and Regeneration

A recent study has unveiled an exciting breakthrough—bacterial cellulose (BC), a natural polymer produced by bacteria, can stimulate plant tissue regeneration in non-meristematic cells through a unique mechanism.

Aneknowledge March 14, 2025

Emerging Science Microbiology

Thiomargarita magnifica: The Bacteria Big Enough to be Visible by the Naked Eye

Classification: Kingdom: BacteriaPhylum: ProteobacteriaClass: GammaproteobacteriaOrder: ThiotrichalesFamily: ThiotrichaceaeGenus: ThiomargaritaSpecies: Thiomargarita magnifica Special Features The largest known bacterium Chemoautotrophs (Sulfur-oxidizing bacteria) discovered in the marine sulfidic environment Long Filamentous morphology ~50-fold larger…

Aneknowledge November 16, 2024

Emerging Science

Menstrual blood as a diagnostic tool

While considering a disease test, you may initially think about nasal swabs, urine tests, and probably blood draws, but period blood doesn’t come to one's mind though nearly 1.8 billion people…

Suraj Khatri August 17, 2024

Emerging Science

Biomimetics to understand the broken heart and how to repair it.

Biomimetics is an interdisciplinary field of study that utilizes the principles of engineering, chemistry and biology to mimic the biological processes using synthetic materials and systems for solving complex human problems.

Mitesh Shrestha June 26, 2024

Bioinformatics Emerging Science Microbiology

Whats in your Gut? One ingestible pill coming up for understanding the microbiota inside small intestine

A group of scientist from Tufts University, USA, Harvard University, USA and Sao Paulo State University (UNESP), Brazil have been able to develop soft, ingestible and non-invasive sampling device to collect samples from small intestine for microbiome studies.

Mitesh Shrestha June 24, 2024

Emerging Science

Orangutan Learns to Apply Topical Medicine: First Systematic Documentation of Active Wound Treatment in Great Apes

A group of scientists found that an approximately 45 years old Sumatran Orangutan was using the leaves of a wild plant to treat its facial wound.

Hemanta Kumari Chaudhary May 9, 2024

Bioinformatics Emerging Science Immunology

How Vaccine Development Can Use Artificial Intelligence (AI)

In the domain of vaccine development, the combination of artificial intelligence (AI) with cutting-edge biological technology marks the beginning of a new era of innovation.

Suraj Khatri February 19, 2024

Biochemistry Emerging Science Molecular Biology

Development of a Highly Efficient Cancer Treatment Strategy using the Vibrionic-Driven Action of Synthetic Aminocyanines

Necrosis of cancer cells has been achieved through collaborative research between researchers at Texas A&M University, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Rice University using near-infrared light to induce vibrionic modes in the aminocyanines bound to the cell membrane.

Mitesh Shrestha January 30, 2024