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Glue-ing the brain

This article was published in the Science Desk section of Newslaundry.com. You can view it here. In 1898, William Ford

Welcome to the third, and final, part of the saga of horseshoe crab blood. I’ve previously written about how horseshoe

I’m beginning this article exactly where the last one finished, with a cartoon showing how LAL is made. Cartoon by

In the previous article of the ‘Life is Rough’ series, we looked at how blood clotting allows barnacles to stick

Q: What’s with the missing ‘e’? A: There isn’t a missing ‘e’. It is how it is spelt. In fact,

In searching for topics to discuss in the ‘Life is Rough’ series, I’ve come across some very fascinating phenomena. Each

When a cell in our body divides, the resulting two cells should inherit exact copies of the same genetic material

Hello, and welcome to the ‘Life is Rough’ series of articles. I am beginning this series as an attempt at

Balance is key – be it in ballet, martial arts or optimal brain function. Different kinds of neurons in the

Nostalgia is perhaps the easiest forms of time travel. The allure of the past clouded with quirks of one’s memories