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Research explores cell receptors for bat viruses to understand emergence of zoonotic diseases - Vimarsana News

Research explores cell receptors for bat viruses to understand emergence of zoonotic diseases

New research shows that the closest bat virus relatives of the human Middle-East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus efficiently bind to bat ACE2 receptors as an entry point into these cells.

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbour - Vimarsana News

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbour

NEW YORK - A towering statue of a woman's head with her index finger pressing on her lips now faces lower Manhattan along the Hudson River, inviting the chaotic metropolis to stop and listen. "The water, when it moves, makes a special sound, very special," Barcelona-based artist Jaume Plensa said. The message of his 80-foot (24-metre) 'Water's Soul' - Plensa's...

Water's Soul: Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbor - Vimarsana News

Water's Soul: Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbor

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbor

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbour - Vimarsana News

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbour

The sculpture is visible from far and wide, leaving some locals who have watched the piece being put together since August scratching their heads.

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'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbor - Vimarsana News

'Water's Soul': Massive white sculpture makes a statement in New York harbor

A towering statue of a woman's head with her index finger pressing on her lips now faces lower Manhattan along the Hudson River, inviting the chaotic metropolis to stop and listen.