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Honey, potential dietary antioxidantTWO NEW University of Illinois studies are sweet news to honey lovers. One shows that honey's antioxidant qualities preserve meat without compromising taste. A just-published study says that honey — at least based on work done on human ... Quality silk from spider AN ONGOING biotech project being conducted by a multinational firm has scientists working on genetic modification of a spider. This is to ensure better quality silk from the spider which is presumably finer as compared to traditional silk. ... Neural stem cells can develop into neurons RESEARCHERS HAVE found that neural stem cells isolated from the brains of adult rats can mature into functional neurons. Stem cells, which are found in tissues throughout the body, are immature progenitor cells that give rise to more specialized ... Inkjet printed light-emitting devices created UNIVERSITY OF Arizona scientists are developing a new inkjet printing process that produces such light-emitting devices as pictures and such photovoltaic devices as solar cells from digitised images on a computer. Inkjet printing is a ...
Network publishing: 'Third wave' of digital imagingTo manipulate text and pictures created by a variety of information appliances and present it seamlessly on the Web — that is the current challenge before the imaging industry. Anand Parthasarathy examines the strides made in content cre ation in the 20 years since DTP was born.
"The lives of Cayley and Sylvester should be written simultaneously if that were possible. Each is a perfect foil to the other, and the life of each supplies what is lacking in that of the other . Cayley's life was serene; Sylvester spent much ...
High yielding red rice variety for high rangesA MEDIUM-duration red rice variety with high yield potential has become popular among rice growers in the high range (900 to 1200 m above sea level) district of Wayanad in Kerala. Developed by the scientists at the Regional Agricultural ...
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