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How can microorganisms inside your body help in removing the toxic effect of cancer chemotherapy? Find more about the game changing microbes here. … Continue readingNaturally Occurring Gut Bacteria Can Clean Up Chemotherapy Toxins in the Body
Recently, the news channels and social media platforms have been going on trending with the advent of a so-called, “new epidemic” in the middle of the CoViD-19 pandemic. It is supposedly a deadly infection caused by black and white fungi. But what really is a “black fungus” and a “white fungus” and what causes them to infect a patient? Is it deadlier than CoViD19? What do we know about it, who should worry and what is the treatment? Find an answer to all these questions in the blog. … Continue readingStory of The Black and White Devils – Mucormycosis
What are Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs)? MSCs are a unique type of cells that can differentiate themselves to become functionally
Moving one step beyond to explain the neurobiology of this global epidemic Introduction Depression, a global epidemic, is a leading
Continue readingIs Monoamine Theory Sufficient To Explain Depression?
Prospecting over a panoramic perception, what matters most is the matter itself. It is, therefore, not a surprise that chemistry,
Continue reading“AN ODE TOWARDS HETEROCYCLIC RETROSYNTHESIS”
A few days back, my school-going cousin and I were having a discussion on ‘fun facts’. He soon mentioned to
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Who won’t get attracted to the yellow and black patterned wings of the Monarch butterfly? It may be surprising to
I have been always told as a child that, if you pluck the leaves, or harm the plant, they feel
“All truly great thoughts are conceived while walking.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche. It was during one of the many webinars I
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Digital music services are something most of us hooked on to. Be it be Gaana, JioSaavn, or Spotify, this marketing
Continue readingYour Musical Taste Can Mean Much More Than You Might Think