Peerwith with its New Supervisory Board
Peerwith, a technology platform, provides expert-led research services to its clients. Its newly formed supervisory board suffices its vision of providing expert branding solutions to researchers around the globe. The…
Journal Citation Reports Speaks of SAGE Growth Story
SAGE publishing saw many journals rise in the 2017 Journal Citation Reports list. As high as 70% of its journals have received an increased impact factor with 100 journals featuring…
Wiley: The Leading Society Publisher
According to Journal Citation Reports, Wiley Publishers have taken the top-notch as the leading society publishing partner for the year 2017. The survey covered 1214 journals of Wiley that were…
Model devised to predict heart cells’ response to dwindling oxygen level
Anthony McDougal, a graduate student in MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, developed a model that estimates the response of a single heart cell to dwindling supplies of oxygen. It assesses…
Gene mutations are aggravating the respiratory infections in children: SNSF Researchers
The researchers of Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) have recently deduced that the alterations in the DNA sequence of the genes are leading to the severity of common colds in…
Hormones make Breast Cancer Cells Act like Stem Cells
Recently, it has been found by researchers that the hormone Progestin makes cancer cells behave like stem cells- self-renewing, creating identical copies and multiplying exponentially. It was found to considerably…
Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment: FDA approves CAR-T Immunotherapy
The advisers of US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave their nod to CAR-T Immunotherapy for treating different forms of therapy genetically engineers the patient’s own immune cells to target…
Allergy and allergic asthma in children can be linked to sugar intake during pregnancy
According to research led by the Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) that involved almost 9,000 mother-child pairs, high maternal sugar intake during pregnancy may increase the risk of allergy…
Early Neanderthal DNA gives information about modern human-related dispersal from Africa
According to research carried out by a research team, under scientists from the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History and the University of Tubingen, the ancient mitochondrial…
New viral vectors to deliver genes to neurons efficiently
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have successfully developed new viral vectors to efficiently deliver genes to neurons along the body and across the blood-brain barrier. The researchers used…