“Nature has evolved catalytic tools that would enable chemists to build molecules that we can’t easily build just using traditional chemistry.”
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Biocatalysts could be powerful tools for chemists
Posted by Emily Kagey-U. Michigan on November 16th, 2017
Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology 
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No Comments »Researchers develop first ‘living’ cancer treatment
Posted by Chuck Bednar on September 1st, 2017
Nanomachines capable of drilling holes in the membranes of individual cells could soon be a new weapon in the battle against cancer, as new research has demonstrated that the motorized molecules can effectively be used to kill off tumor cells in a mere 60 seconds. The breakthrough, described in a report published Thursday by The […]
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Posted in Health Tags: activated, activated using, Cancer, Cancer Treatment, cells could, Cellular, Cellular Membrane, Chemistry, demonstrated, develop, develop first, durham, machines, membrane, minutes, molecular, molecular machines, Molecules, Nanomachines, provide, published, research, researchers, researchers develop, researchers develop first, resistant, Rotors, Target, the cellular membrane, Three Minutes, treatment, ultraviolet, Ultraviolet Light, university No Comments »Invasive plants trail fracking into the forest
Posted by Jeff Mulhollem-Penn State on July 24th, 2017
When invasive species gain inroads to forests due to fracking, the timber industry and wildlife stand to suffer.
Posted in Science General Tags: access, access roads, adjacent, allegheny, Barlow, communities, community, conducted, construction, demonstrated, development, direct, dominated, Ecology, Ecosystem, equipment, evidence, evidence that invasive, for invasive plant, forest, Forest Ecosystem, Forests, Fracking, Gravel, important, Invasion, invasive, Invasive Plant, invasive plant presence, Invasive Plants, invasive plants trail, invasives, japanese, japanese stiltgrass, Marcellus, Marcellus Shale, microstegium, mortensen, native, native plant, native plant invasion, Native Plant Species, Native Plants, non native plant, non native plants, northern, Pennsylvania, percent, Plant Communities, plant community, plant invasion, plant presence, Plant Species, Plants, plants trail, plants trail fracking, Plateau, points, Presence, propagules, research, research demonstrated, research demonstrated that, researchers, significant, species, spread, stiltgrass, surrounding, surrounding plant, surrounding plant communities, the forest ecosystem, the plant community, trail fracking, trail fracking into, wildlife No Comments »Can brain scans spot liars better than a polygraph?
Posted by Johanna Harvey-Penn on November 15th, 2016
Our brains are much more likely to give away a lie than sweaty palms or spikes […]
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Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology Tags: Accuracy, activity, answers, Authors, Brain Activity, Brain Scans, brain scans spot, can brain scans, compare, concealed, criminal, deception, demonstrated, designed, detect, detect deception, determine, evidence, examiners, example, experts, guilty, important, Knowledge, langleben, liars better, liars better than, looking, making, Modalities, Observation, Participant, Participants, Pennsylvania, percent, percent more likely, person, physiological, polygraph, polygraph examiners, potential, Proceedings, Psychiatry, questions, researchers, scans spot liars, specific, Spikes, spot liars better, states, studies, Technology, the united states, United, United States, university No Comments »Bacteria with ‘thermostats’ could bring drugs to your gut
Posted by Whitney Clavin-Caltech/JPL/NASA on November 15th, 2016
To fight cancer and other diseases of the gut, we could one day rely on […]
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