Biological

Wordle 390 answer for July 14: After a brief pause, today’s puzzle has again taken the anatomical route and it will be tricky for many to correctly guess the word. Make sure you do not neglect these Wordle hints, clues and solution. Wordle 390 answer for July 14: Remember the days of Pinto, Egret and Lilac when Wordle decided to give us all a lesson in biology? Well, those days are back as Wordle brings to us yet another biological challenge. While it may not…

In conclusionA biological engineering degree equips graduates with interdisciplinary skills to make an impact in the life and physical sciences. When choosing a school and program, consider your study interests and career goals to ensure you take the best educational path for you. Those interested in other engineering disciplines can check out an electrical engineering degree, mechanical engineering degree, software engineering degree, computer engineering degree, civil engineering degree, or industrial…

After the twin towers of the World Trade Center collapsed on September 11, 2001, in a haze of horror and smoke, clinicians at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in Manhattan offered to check anyone who'd been in the area for exposure to toxins. Among those who came in for evaluation were 187 pregnant women. Many were in shock, and a colleague asked if I could help diagnose and monitor them. They were at risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD—experiencing flashbacks, nightmares, emotional…

Scientists may have discovered a biological way to tell the difference between psychopaths and non-psychopathic people. The biological marker is essentially a difference in the way that certain parts of the brain form in psychopathic persons. As a result of this research, they now believe the size of a person’s striatum could be a psychopathic marker to help identify people with psychopathic tendencies. Parts of the brain can act as a psychopathic marker Image source: stockdevil / Adobe Neuroscientists from…

The research found that the striatum region of the brain was on average ten percent larger in psychopathic individuals compared to a control group of individuals that had low or no psychopathic traits.A new study has shown that psychopathic people have a bigger striatum area in their brainNeuroscientists using MRI scans discovered that psychopathic people have a 10% larger striatum, a cluster of neurons in the subcortical basal ganglia of the forebrain, than regular people. This represents a clear biological distinction…

Elon Musk The Father Of Amber Heard’s Daughter Born Via Surrogacy?(Pic Credit: Instagram, Facebook) Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial is just hours away from witnessing the final statements by both the parties. The Pirates Of The Caribbean actor is suing his ex-wife over an op-ed she wrote in 2018 indirectly accusing him of domestic violence. We recently saw texts talk spoke of Aquaman actress’ affair with Tesla creator Elon Musk. But is she also the father of her child? Scroll below for all…

This system, containing blue-green algae, powered a microprocessor continuously for a year using nothing but ambient light and water. Credit: Paolo BombelliAlgae-Powered ComputingScientists used a widespread species of blue-green algae to power a microprocessor continuously for a year — and counting — using nothing but ambient light and water. Their system has the potential as a reliable and renewable way to power small electronic devices.The system, comparable in size to an AA battery, contains a type of non-toxic algae…

Scientists at Babraham Institute have developed a new technique for rejuvenating skin cells. This technique has allowed scientists to rewind the cellular biological clock by around 30 years according to molecular measures, significantly longer than previous reprogramming methods.The results of the research were published in the journal, 'eLife'.Scientists have been able to partly restore the function of older cells, as well as rejuvenate the molecular measures of biological age.As we age, our cells' ability to function…