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Immunology Professor Says Delaying Reopening Pointless As Covid Situation As Good As It Gets
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Уральский полпред рассказал, когда могут отменить масочный режим
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В Петербурге мошенница пошла под суд за обман с водительскими правами
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Professor Lewis Wolpert, biologist, author and regular on TV and radio discussing science and depression – obituary
After suffering suicidal depression, with his candour and dry humour Wolpert found himself in demand to talk about his experiences
Professor Lewis Wolpert: a knack for explaining scientific ideas
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Professor Lewis Wolpert, the developmental biologist and author, who has died of Covid-19 aged 91, was for many the approachable face of science, as a presenter or guest on numerous television and radio programmes.
As a biologist Wolpert was best known for the “French flag” model of embryonic development, proposed in a landmark 1969 paper, “Positional Information and the Spatial Pattern of Cellular Differentiation”, in which he used the French tricolor as a visual aid to show how embryonic cells can interpret genetic code to create the same pattern, even when certain pieces of the embryo are removed.
Antibiotics from cockroaches may save lives, finds joint study led by American University of Sharjah
20 Dec 2020 More than 17 million people are dying annually worldwide due to bacterial infections.
The potential for developing bacteria-fighting antibiotics from molecules found in cockroaches is under investigation in a joint study led by American University of Sharjah (AUS). More than 17 million people are dying annually worldwide due to bacterial infections. We have approached a pre-antibiotic era where bacteria are becoming resistant to commercially available drugs. There is an urgent need to find novel ways to prevent and/or treat bacterial infections. We have found numerous molecules in cockroaches that kill 100 per cent of MRSA, which is bacterium that causes infections in different parts of the body, E. coli K1-causing bacteria, and others.