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 | This new Cancer-drug from IIT Madras will save endangered trees in India and China. Here's howCamptothecin, the third most in-demand alkaloid, is commercially extracted in India from the endangered plant, Nothapodytes nimmoniana | |
 | Study finds bioengineered hybrid muscle fiber for regenerative medicineThe research team achieved effective treatment of VML in a mouse model by employing direct cell reprogramming technology in combination with a natural-synthetic hybrid scaffold | |
 | USP24, a gene implicated in type of childhood cancer identifiedTo identify new therapeutic approaches, the team examined the role of a set of enzymes known as deubiquitinating enzymes (DUB) in this disease | |
 | Shweta Taneja's new book to educate children about India's scientists and their inventionsApart from groundbreaking discoveries, the book also offers activities, quizzes, easy experiments and cool tips for the young ones, rekindling their interest in science in a rather entertaining way | |
 | Northwestern University researchers find novel potential therapy for Crohn's disease in childrenAccording to the team, this approach could become an alternative to biologic antibody therapies that carry many side effects, including increased risk of certain cancers. | |
 | IIT Madras research could find way to make HIV drugs attack virus more aggressively using electrostatic chargesThe need for drugs to combat drug-resistant HIV strains led researchers to delve into molecular structure of protease to identify weak sites that can offer a handle for better inhibitor development | |
| Researchers take early step towards developing therapeutics for patients with blood cancerThe study found that for acute myeloid leukemia patients, there is a dopamine receptor pathway that becomes abnormally activated in the cancer stem cells | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: When we bid farewell to Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the world of Peanuts 21 years ago todayIn today's #TBT, we remember the creator of Peanuts comic Charles M Schulz who gave us many moments to cherish via his work and memorable characters. Cheers to the cartoonist and his work of art | |
 | Scientists drive detailed study into how cancer cells commute in the bodyThe results indicate that non-metastatic cells can metastasize via the polyclonal metastasis mechanism using the fibrotic niche induced by malignant cells | |
 | Banaras Hindu University develops 'adsorbent' from rice huskThe adsorbent has been synthesised by Dr Vishal Mishra and his PhD students Veer Singh and Jyoti Singh, and has proved effective adsorption-cum-reduction of hexavalent chromium | |
| Scientists develop personalised platform that can boost medicine research for cancerThe platform features an interactive database that provides insight into the role of disease-associated mutations in cancer | |
 | 2-year-old Indian boy becomes youngest hair donor for cancer patients in the UAEAt two years and 10 months, Taksh Jain is one of the youngest children to have enrolled into the Friends of Cancer Patients' (FOCP) hair donation campaign | |
 | One year after Payal Tadvi: How Indian campuses have normalised casteism and failed to provide a safe space for marginalised studentsOn the first death anniversary of Dr Payal Tadvi, who was pushed to suicide because of her casteist peers, we look at how campuses have allowed the nurturing and breeding of caste hegemony | |
 | How this Hyderabad start-up is putting the practicals back in academicsBioMe Life Science conducts sessions and experiments in educational institutions to make practicals great again. But now that schools and colleges are closed, they are working on an activity kit | |
 | This new wearable sensor will deliver real-time medical data to those with eyes, mouth diseases. Here's howThe sensors would be placed near the tear duct or mouth to collect samples, which would then produce data viewable on a user's smartphone or sent to their doctor, according to Cheng |
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