On the job
A nice, worm surprise
Who would have thought that the roundworm could ever shock the geneticists?
Stunted growth
Researchers have found a gene on the tip of X chromosome that may influence human height
Matter of choice
The bene-fits of hormone replacement therapy in post-menopausal women outweigh its side-effects
Cancer prone
Earful of noise
What is supposed to be a receptacle for sound, sometimes makes quite a racket itself
Engendering global development
Flab control
Genes have a fair share in determining a person's predisposition to obesity
Hormone moans
Manpower?
Female hormones can boost your sperms
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Garlic breath
Living dangerously
A uranium plant in Bihar is being blamed for the numerous diseases that afflict the area
Calcium calls
The mystery of nerve cell behaviour could be solved with a recent study of how calcium affects cellular responses
Frontier guards
Invaded and ravaged by germs and pathogens every moment of its existence, the human body has developed its own lines of defence. Among the …
Invaded and ravaged by germs and pathogens every moment of its existence, the human body has developed its own lines of defence. Among the lesser …
Explainer: what is pain and what is happening when we feel it?
Pain scientists are reasonably agreed that pain is an unpleasant feeling in our body that makes us want to stop and change our behaviour
Universally changing
A recent research throws light on the possibility that the laws of physics were different in the past
A device that uses sweat for real time physiology check
Researchers believe that this technology may be further enhanced for studying patterns and providing personlised medicine
Deadly duo
Masking noise
Bytes
Likes and unlikes
Appearances are deceptive, as the case of honey bees demonstrates. Though physiologically alike, queens and workers among bees can be …
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