New Way of Making Cyclic Peptides May Quicken Antibiotic Discovery
The new approach takes only minutes versus the days or hours it typically does
Articles by King's College London
Measuring Grass Pollen Allergens Instead of Grass Pollen Count
Study finds that grass allergen levels are more closely associated with hay fever symptoms than pollen count
People Are Undoing the Benefits of Healthy Meals by Unhealthy Snacking
Switching to healthier snack options is a simple diet strategy to improve health
Snacking on Almonds Boosts Gut Health
Butyrate was found to be higher in adults who eat almonds
New Insight into How Cannabidiol Takes Effect in the Brains of People with Psychosis
New study provides greater understanding into which areas of the brain CBD targets
New Method Developed to Detect and Trace Homemade Bombs
A new way of detecting homemade explosives will help forensic scientists trace where they came from
River Wildlife Contain Cocaine, Pharmaceuticals, and Pesticides
Consumer products, medicines, and drugs can end up in rivers after use and comprise thousands of different chemicals
The 'Blue' in Blueberries Can Help Lower Blood Pressure
Consuming blueberries regularly reduced study participants' blood pressure by 5mmHg over the course of a month
Gene Therapy Restores Hand Function after Spinal Cord Injury in Rats
Rats with spinal cord injuries can re-learn skilled hand movements after being treated with a gene therapy
Study Identifies More Than a Hundred New Genes That Determine Hair Color
The discovery sheds new light on our understanding of the genetic complexity underpinning variations in human pigmentation