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HSS Research Reveals New Insights into Racial Disparities in Revision Total Knee Replacement

HSS Research Reveals New Insights into Racial Disparities in Revision Total Knee Replacement
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ASH to present honorific awards

ASH to present honorific awards
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DNA editing means humans could live on new planets within 500 years

Rozina Sabur15:25, Jul 18 2021 DNA editing could allow humans to live on new planets within 500 years, a genetic engineering expert who has worked with Nasa has suggested. Chris Mason, a professor of physiology and biophysics at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York, argued that technological advances could one day allow humans to engineer their bodies to survive extraterrestrial conditions. He outlined a detailed plan for how the human race could settle on potentially hundreds of exoplanets when Earth is no longer able to sustain life. NASA Scientist Chris Mason described how DNA editing could help to address the risks posed by space travel as well as allow humans to tolerate extreme environments so they can safely live on other planets. (File photo)

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Un limpiador asesino de las células humanas elimina las bacterias

Un limpiador asesino de las células humanas elimina las bacterias
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Human cells harness power of detergents to wipe out bacteria

Loading video. VIDEO: When Salmonella (red) invades a cell, APOL3 (green) gloms on to the bacterium s surface and breaks it apart. view more Credit: R. Gaudet et al./Science 2021 Cells, like many of us, fend off germs with cleaning products. Researchers have discovered that a molecule made throughout much of the body wipes out invading bacteria like a detergent attacking an oily stain. This killer cleaner, a protein known as APOL3, thwarts infections by dissolving bacterial membranes, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator John MacMicking and his colleagues report in the journal Science on July 15, 2021. His team tested the protein on the food-poisoning bacteria

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