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Mantis Shrimp Size Each Other Up Before Ceding A Fight（图）
Mantis Shrimp Size Each Other Before Ceding A Fight
2018/2/1
To a mantis shrimp, walking away from a fight doesn’t mean being a wimp. It means recognizing who they’re up against and knowing when to bail rather than drag out a doomed battle, Duke University rese...
Tiny tech reprograms immune cells to fight cancer
Tiny tech reprograms immune cells fight cancer
2017/4/27
Dr. Matthias Stephan has a bold vision. He imagines a future where patients with leukemia could be treated as early as the day they are diagnosed with cellular immunotherapy that’s available in their ...
Stanford scientists resurrect an abandoned drug and find it effective against two human viruses in a lab dish,with potential to fight many more
Stanford scientists abandoned drug two human viruses fight many more
2016/4/13
Viruses have proven to be wily foes. Attempts to fend off viruses causing even the common cold or flu have failed, and new viral outbreaks such as dengue, Ebola or Zika continue to elude drugs.Given t...
Honey bees use multiple genetic pathways to fight infections
Honey bees multiple genetic pathways fight infections
2015/4/1
Honey bees use different sets of genes, regulated by two distinct mechanisms, to fight off viruses, bacteria and gut parasites, according to researchers at Penn State and the Georgia Institute of Tech...
A team of Australian and New Zealand researchers are harnessing bacteria as a possible new bio-insecticide to control crop pests.
The Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria is a leading force in the fight against HIV. It is also a key opportunity to ensure that sexual and reproductive health is addressed in HIV programmes and...
UQ scientists are turning to bacteria in their fight against dengue fever. Dr Elizabeth McGraw from UQ's School of Biological Sciences has received almost $500,000 State Government Smart Futures Fello...
01 March 2007，A researcher who has spent most of the past decade working in the U.S. has returned to Australia to continue working on environmentally-friendly insect control methods based on spider ve...