Science
Drugs Used to Treat Breast Cancer Found to Be Effective for Lung Cancer Treatment As Well
Researchers from the Francis Crick Institute and the Institute of Cancer Research found a drug class for lung cancer treatment. This research was conducted on mice where they found lung tumor shrunk considerably when a certain protein (p110α) was blocked. The lung tumor caused due to mutation of a gene known as EGFR. The research was published in Cell Reports. The results are profound, as a drugs class, which is
Lifestyle
YouTubers’ Emotions Influences Audience: Study
An active YouTube user? Then, you are most likely to mirror the emotions of the YouTubers you follow. A study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science has revealed this trend. Not just that, you are also bound to mingle with the crowd that reflects similar ideas. Correlation between the YouTuber and Audience’s Emotions The phenomenon of being influenced by other’s emotions is called as “contagion”. “Homophily” is
Chemical
Seawater Algae – A Subject of Wonder in Creating Environment Friendly Plastic
The seven wonders of the water-world is still a fresh news for many. But not the scientific inventions that are recently listed in creating something out of nothing. The scientists at the Tel Aviv University have stated their recent research on seawater algae. They are working on microorganisms that feed on seawater algae of which a new biodegradable plastic could be made. With new processes, they are creating plastic that
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