Why certain cancers are not classified as infectious diseases especially in the case of cervical cancer and "some" smokers lung cancers?

Cancer as of now is not an infectious disease. The Papillomavirus, virtually, causes all cervical cancers and yet cervical cancer is "not considered" as an infectious disease? Some lung cancers of...

08 September 2015 9,868 19 View

Does that means I do not have to worry about the exam.?

09 October 2014 6,319 0 View

(chirality, chemistry )Could cancer cells consume D aa and not be able to convert it to L aa.?

(chirality, chemistry), Could normal cells consume the D aa and then covert it to L aa for building proteins and cell use. On the other hand, could cancer cells consume D aa and not be able to...

08 September 2014 9,595 8 View

What is (if any) the relationship(s) between mobile genomics and immunology?

08 September 2014 6,540 4 View

Can interference RNAs be used in cancer therapy by suppressing oncogenes?

Oncogenes are suppressed in normal cells, thus, using interference RNAs should not affect normal cells and should suppress cancer cell growth.

08 September 2014 8,164 12 View

Could we design a primer-less DNA polymerase II? Or is there one already as in DNA pol I, III etc.?

Genomic and biotechnological studies, as mentioned, using RNA polymerase and RNA are preferred over DNA studies (using DNA and DNA polymerase II) because the RNA polymerase does not need a...

08 September 2014 1,310 7 View

Could the next "improvement" in computer science be the "narrative computer" where all the online scripts are also read with the use of a software.?

reading out, with the help of a special software, the online writings might be beneficial to users.?

07 August 2014 6,720 0 View

There are many bodily organs that comes in pairs. Is there any difference(s) between each of them.?

Many bodily organs are formed in pairs e.g. arms, eyes, the brain left, right hemispheres. Is there any difference(s) between each of them, in any way(s).?

07 August 2014 945 3 View

Is it true that with a 1:1 ratio that a mutation will take place in an active gene loci in bacteria, while it is 1:0.05 in a human?

There are certain locations on the genome where a mutation might happen at a higher incident. However, in bacteria the active genes are/make up almost the entire genome where the active genes in...

06 July 2014 1,967 2 View

Why are the genes for bacterial virulence factors are often carried by mobile DNA?

Why are the genes for bacterial virulence factors are often carried by mobile DNA.? are the bacterial virulence factors of any immediate metabolic benefit(s) to the career, in this case the bacteria.?

06 July 2014 643 4 View

Anyone plz suggest relevant topic for research in image processing+Deep learning.?

I have selected brain tumor images ...but now found that already lots of research done n this topic.

03 March 2021 5,774 3 View

What are the values needed for gabor filter's parameter for cifar10 data?

Hi, I implemented a code to gabor filter cifar10 data but the images after being filtered and stacked are not clear like the original images. I think the problem is in the way I am using the...

03 March 2021 6,317 1 View

New Journal, "Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science" -- do you not know, and have you not seen, this done before?

Question to you and THEM, the New Journal, "Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science" -- do you not know, and have you not seen, this done before? There appears to be a core problem for...

02 March 2021 3,024 2 View

Does anyone know an alternative product for cardiac Troponin T antibody for Immunofluorescence (Thermo # MA512960)?

We have been using Thermo Fisher anti-cardiac Troponin T antibody for immunofluorescence staining in FFPE mouse heart sections but it was recently discontinued. The literature shows it to be the...

01 March 2021 4,937 1 View

What kind of food stuff increase the potentiality of human brain?

There are different kinds of food stuffs which we intake daily according to our requirements. Carbohydrate, protein, fat, mineral, vitamin, water are mainly working for the growth and development...

01 March 2021 831 2 View

Is it necessary to report effect size (ES) in statistics of biomedical research given that we already report p values routinely?

Pls share your thoughts

01 March 2021 7,330 4 View

Which reagent is best among 'Dimethylglyoxime" and "Dithiothreitol" for spectroscopic determination of Nickel ?

What I think is Dithiothreitol. As it is water-soluble and does not form a precipitate. But, the thing is it contains sulphur which is quite hazardous to aquatic animals.

01 March 2021 8,374 4 View

Any specific pipeline or parameter to analyse total transcriptomics study of brain tissue samples?

I have two groups of brain samples, control and treated for example. It was total RNA nova seq sequencing. I tried all the available pipeline like: star+rsem+deseq2, Hista+stringtie+cuffdiff,...

27 February 2021 356 6 View

Can Ethovision store the generated data and video recordings directly to NAS system?

The size of data generated by Ethovision is huge. Having NAS system for data storage seems to be a good option, I am wondering whether Ethovision can directly store the data to the NAS system...

27 February 2021 6,350 2 View

Looking for genomic DNA extraction kits from mouse tissue (centrifuge-based, not spin-column)?

Hello. I am looking to extract genomic DNA from mouse brain and lungs and I need a kit that is not spin-column based because I need to scale up the solution amounts for 400mg tissue (most cap at...

25 February 2021 155 2 View