You know how Desmond Miles from Assassin’s Creed (video game) relives the memories of his ancestors? Well, zebrafish can do the same. On a realistic level.
Continue reading “Inter-generational Memory Transfer in Zebrafish”
As a surprise-lover, I was THRILLED when Dragonwarrior dropped an amazing surprise on her blog Den of Dreams: nominating me for the Mystery Blogger Award! *Thank you so much, Dragonwarrior!!!* She projects her awesome imagination to her blog which is a lovely potpourri of various themes, unique ideas, and amazing sketches!
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Let the blue sky meet the blue sea and all is blue for a time.
~ Moncy Barbour
Blue’s one of my favorite colors so am really excited to share this as an entry in Becky’s July Blue Challenge!
In case you’d like to hear the inspiration behind the title: I counted about 8 shades of blue (without being too technical lol) in this photograph so ‘7 Blues Lighter’ shows there are 8 shades of blue packed in a single square!
You make my Monday
Anything but mundane,
You make my Tues
Vibrant like rainbow hues,
You make my Weds
Rosy with roses’ reds,
You make my Thursds
Ring with laughter bursts,
You make my Friday
Boisterous cuz TGIF Thank God It’s Friday,
You make my Satur
Cosy cuz you are all that matter,
You make my Sundays
luminous like sun’s rays.
You make my
WEEK!
3 decades ago, British scientist David Strachan coined the “hygiene hypothesis”, proposing that increased exposure to microorganisms could benefit health. Scientists at the University of Colorado at Boulder have discovered how that’s possible.
Continue reading “The Good Bacterium”
Finding an unexpectedly good parking spot, getting through a meal without toddler tantrums are some of the small (read: BIG) wins of everyday life that resonate with us all. But how do these moments of feeling like a champion improve your memory – and not just one type of memory but two kinds of them? *Bonus – two types of memories, mate*
Continue reading “Bask(in) Glory”
In the oxygen-deprived depths of the sea or earth, there exists a bacterial specie that “breathes” through its miniscule, protruding, electricity-conducting protein filaments known as “nanowires”.
Continue reading “Small is Big!”
Your life is colored with a timeline of experiences. Every experience will occur at a specified time in your life. It won’t happen before it’s supposed to and won’t happen after it’s supposed to.
It will occur at EXACTLY the right time.
If you look at Product Development, the product goes through various phases from conception to being perfect. Your life is the same. You go through those various phases to ultimately make a stronger you. So, be grateful that the right experiences happen at the right time in your life.
P.S. Everything here is original. I took this photo, thought of this quote, designed and created this little badge.
The best antidote to potentially developing Alzheimer’s in later life has just been discovered: Exercise. While you may probably be aware of the health benefits of exercise, read on to find how exactly exercise can counteract potential beta-amyloid protein clogs– one of the pathological hallmarks of Alzheimer’s.
Continue reading “Exercise prevents Alzheimer’s: Irisin is the Reason”
Minuscule machines, much much smaller than this full stop here (.) have the ability to drill into cancer cells, killing them in just 60 seconds.
Continue reading “Nano-sized machine kills cancer cells in 60 seconds”
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