Life Sciences December 2023

Life Sciences for November & December (78aH*) :
   – Protists are organisms that have frequent changes to the genetic code,
   – A yeast produced with 50% synthetic DNA,
   – Controlling transposons and extending lifespan,
   – Casgevy’s therapeutic process,
   – Spinal implant helps restore mobility,
   – World-First Human Brain Atlas Reveals New Cell Types

Life Sciences August 2023

Life Sciences for July & August (78aH*) :
   – Significant differences appear in the epigenetic code of circulating DNA,
   – Creating animals capable of reproducing by parthenogenesis,
   – Waking up the genome of a newly fertilized egg,
   – Brain signals linked to chronic pain and those associated with acute pain,
   – Edit the genome of human cells,
   – A complex network of cell into human body

Life Sciences April 2023

Life Sciences for January & February (77aH*) :
   – RNA viruses can transform their RNA into DNA,
   – A first antibody treatment was able to clean the brain,
   – Telomeres code for signal proteins that provides important biological functions,
   – When plants are stressed or sensing danger,
   – When plants are stressed or sensing danger,
   – Telomere’s orchestration of a cell

Life Sciences February 2023

thin membrane

Life Sciences for January & February (77aH*) :
   – A thin membrane discovered in the human brain,
   – Treating a baby’s congenital heart disease,
   – Low frequency ultrasound and human cells senescence,
   – A new branch of the tree of life ,
   – A network of brain areas common to brain disorders,
   – A self-cleaning process of the atmosphere,
   – Tiny antennae-like organelles’ role

Life Sciences December 2022

Life Sciences for November & December (77aH*) :
   – Genetic variants affect height in people,
   – Epigenetic effect within homozygous twins,
   – Neurons stimulation obtained by electrodes,
   – Our cells have tentacles,
   – Dual-functio RNA messenger,
   – Cannabinoids tested on colorectal cancer

Life Sciences October 2022

Life Sciences for September & October (77aH*) :
   – Ultra-processed foods nutritional loss,
   – Secret messenger between fatty tissue and the brain;
   – She can smell Parkinson’s disease in an individual,
   – Dietary sugar alters mice gut microbiome,
   – Men’s brains are on average three years older than those of women of the same age; – Experimental malaria vaccine ;
   – Changing kidneys blood type

Life Sciences June 2022

Brain cells linked to Parkinson disease finally identified

Life Sciences for May & June (76aH*) :
   – Brain cells linked to Parkinson’s disease finally identified,
   – Anti-inflammatories could increase chronic back pain,
   – Muropeptides can influence neurones controlling appetite,
   – Our cells take their ease in the curves,
   – Immunotherapy eliminates rectal cancers