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Vast swathes of forests in many countries are being converted into agricultural lands to meet the ever-increasing food demand.
In a recent study, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, and Christian Medical College, Vellore, have developed a novel, inexpensive and easy-to-use device to detect tuberculosis.
हिवाळा सुरु होताच पंजाबमध्ये भातशेतीच्या हजारो हेक्टर परिसरात काढणी करणारी शेकडो यंत्रे घरघरायला लागतात. महाराष्ट्रामध्ये विदर्भातील खेड्यांमधून शेतकरी शुभ्र कापूस बाजारात घेऊन जाताना दिसू लागतात. फार वर्षांपूर्वी याच ठिकाणी अस्ताव्यस्त पसरलेली जंगले, गवताळ प्रदेश व दलदल असे आणि फिरत्या पद्धतीने विविध पिके घेतली जात.
A study published in the journal Scientific Reports probes the evolutionary relationship between cheetahs.
सूखे रंग या जमा स्याही के आकार इन कोलॉइड में मौजूद कणों की एकाग्रता और आकार से संबंध रखते हैं
A new study from researchers at the Translational Health Science and Technology Institute (THSTI), Faridabad, has decoded the bacterial species found in the vagina of pregnant Indian women by using advanced gene sequencing technology called Shotgun sequencing.
India is ageing. Approximately 104 million Indians are above sixty and vulnerable to cognitive disorders affecting memory, such as dementia. Despite this impending future, we haven't been able to assess the current prevalence of such illnesses in the country. It is partly due to the geographical and cultural vastness of India, and the barriers of language and ethics prohibit the use of tests used in western countries. Now, a new study is trying to close this gap by introducing a psychological test that is adapted to the cultural and linguistic diversity of India.
In a recent study researchers have assessed the ability of natural forest species and single-species (monoculture) plantations to capture and store carbon over a long period.
Building on their previous research, researchers at Tata Memorial Centre (TMC), Mumbai have tried to find out the root cause of sepsis in a recent study. So far, most drugs treat the symptoms of sepsis, such as inflammation, rather than its causes. In this study, the researchers find that broken pieces of chromosomes could trigger sepsis. The results of the study are published in the journal PLoS ONE.