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Architecture of Anisotropic One-Dimensional Gold-CsPbBr 3 Perovskite Nanorod Epitaxial Heterostructure for Efficient Charge Separation Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Anil Chazhoor Asokan, Ayushi Shukla, Henry I Eya
| dx.doi.org
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Kyoto University Scientists Cracked the Borna Disease Virus Code

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By Ayushi Shukla
| entechonline.com
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Imagine tiny viruses hiding inside cells, wrapping themselves around genetic code like molecular wrapping paper. Scientists just cracked a major mystery about one particularly sneaky virus. For a long time, the Borna disease virus has puzzled researchers for years. A team from Kyoto University finally revealed how this virus builds its protective shell. This breakthrough matters because it could lead to new medicines.
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The Tick Hack: A New Frontier for Autoimmune Disease Treatment

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By Ayushi Shukla
| entechonline.com
Scientists are finding new ways to stop inflammation by watching how cells move. Surprisingly, when this movement gets out of control, it can lead to a chronic autoimmune disease. Also, diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis are autoimmune types. In them, the body’s defense system attacks its own healthy tissue by mistake. Traditional drugs often miss the mark, but new biological tools are providing fresh hope for a breakthrough.
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