Study decodes how pathogens infect human lung tissue
A new study on Monday showed novel insights into how pathogens invade the lungs using lab-grown lung microtissues generated from human stem cells.
A new study on Monday showed novel insights into how pathogens invade the lungs using lab-grown lung microtissues generated from human stem cells.
Experts at an ongoing conference in New Delhi have stressed the need for understanding therapeutics to deal with diseases across the globe.
Disease-carrying animal life is concentrated in the spaces where humans have cleared forests, for planting crops or building cities
Ants normally keep a very clean nest, and usually throw out dangerous rubbish, like food remains and dead bodies. This piled-up dry waste is kept for defence, as building materials, and as manure for their crops.
Pathogens have a tendency to develop resistance. The usual pathway is through chance mutations that have inborn resistance. These mutants,…
A group of South Korean scientists have developed a technology to manufacture a device that can quickly and precisely detect…
