Nanotechnology Can Make Plant-Based Food Preservatives More Effective

Nanotechnology Can Make Plant-Based Food Preservatives More Effective

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A team of researchers at Banaras Hindu University has found a solution to this problem. It has developed a nano-formulation that promises to result in more effective plant-based food preservatives.
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New Graphene-Based Material Developed for Medical Implants

New Graphene-Based Material Developed for Medical Implants

A group of scientists has developed a new material for biomedical applications by combining a graphene-based nanomaterial with Hydroxyapatite, a commonly used bioceramic in implants

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Scientists Identify Genetic Factors Responsible for Infertility Among Indian Men

Scientists Identify Genetic Factors Responsible for Infertility

Scientists have found the location of such micro-deletions in the Y chromosome of Indian population groups. It has emerged that the deletions on the Y chromosome of infertile Indian men are vastly different from such deletions seen among men in other population groups

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Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Found in River Water

Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Found in River Ganga

Antibiotic resistance appears to be spreading in the environment. A new study has found a large number of bacteria which are resistant to commonly used antibiotics in stretches of river Ganga

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Scientists Solve Genetic Puzzle Surrounding Mundas

Scientists Solve Genetic Puzzle Surrounding Mundas

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Genetic studies, in recent years, have traced the origins of the majority of population groups in the Indian sub-continent to two ancestral populations– Ancestral North Indian and Ancestral South Indian. At the same time, it is seen that the sizeable population group of Mundas in central and northeast India shares genetic ancestry with Southeast Asian populations as well
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Haryana’s Rors Brought Western Flavor to Indus Valley

A new genetic study has claimed that it is the Rors who came to the Indus Valley when it was flourishing during the Bronze Age and inducted West Eurasian genetic ancestry

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Leaves from Nitrogen-Rich Trees Can Be Potential Fertilizers

Leaves from Nitrogen-Rich Trees Can Be Potential Fertilizers

Persistent overuse of fertilizers to increase the crop yield has led to serious consequences on the environment and human health.

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