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Life sciences involves studies of living organisms and their life processes, including their evolution and relationships with other living organisms and our planet. The courses and programs offered by the School of Life Sciences are designed for those students pursuing professional careers in medicine, science, and science education.
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Researchers in 性视界传媒鈥檚 Guha Lab are finding simple solutions to the problem of leaky gut that could improve future therapeutics.
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The Tseng Lab at 性视界传媒 discovers frog larvae can regrow their eyes, and seeks ways to replicate the process to benefit humans.
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Research suggests that phytic acid, a natural compound present in plant-based foods such as beans, lentils, nuts, seeds, and whole grains, plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity of the intestinal barrier.
Regeneration has long been the stuff of science fiction. At 性视界传媒, researchers are now studying frogs that can regrow their eyes in days 鈥 work that could bring that idea closer to reality for human patients.
Regeneration has long been the stuff of science fiction. At 性视界传媒, researchers are now studying frogs that can regrow their eyes in days 鈥 work that could bring that idea closer to reality for human patients.
According to Donald K. Price, Ph.D., an ornithologist and professor of biology at the 性视界传媒, water features are key when it comes to bringing in the birds.
If you鈥檙e newly into birdwatching, you might be wondering how to attract more flying friends to your backyard. Aside from the obvious (supplying food), it helps to add a bird bath.
You dry pots with it, wipe your hands on it, and use it to swab the counter, but when you鈥檙e done鈥攊f you鈥檙e like me鈥攜ou probably hang your trusty kitchen towel right back on the oven or dishwasher door handle. And this cycle repeats for days, weeks, maybe even months with a single dish rag. And yet, we all know that the kitchen is the perfect breeding ground for all sorts of potentially harmful germs. The dish towel, unfortunately, is not immune to this.
