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Hot pepper pain relief
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Recent research from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School has helped us understand how chili peppers alleviate pain.
The research, published in Science Signalling, looked at the molecular action of capsaicin, the compound responsible for the...
The Turing brain
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Researchers from Columbia University recently discovered that the brains of rhesus monkeys make decisions using the same algorithms as Alan Turing’s decoding machine utilized during World War II.
For those unfamiliar, Turing helped decipher encrypted...
Asymmetrical organocatalysis
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Rebecca Davis is an assistant professor in the department of chemistry at the University of Manitoba. She completed her BSc in chemistry at Washington State University and her PhD at the University of California,...
Space news briefs
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Sentinel-2A ready for launch
Sentinel-2A, an Earth observation satellite, is currently undergoing a last round of tests before being shipped to French Guiana for launch. The launch has been planned for June 12, and is...
Recent marijuana studies
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“Pot is safer than alcohol,” echoes a stoner attempting to catch the ears of politicians who aren’t listening.
Many people, especially those who use marijuana recreationally, believe that weed is safer than other drugs, like...
Three’s a crowd
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Recently, parliament’s upper house in the United Kingdom passed a law which allows for the mitochondrial DNA of a donor to be used as therapy for mitochondrial diseases. As early as 2016 some babies...
A new development in HIV treatment
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Researchers have developed an antibody-like molecule which may help in the fight against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
The molecule, named eCD4-Ig, was designed to target parts of HIV that do not change very often....







