Using a naturally occurring process ... blocking the transcription of mutated genes, for example, or binding to pathogenic noncoding RNA molecules to stall their activity, Nair said.

The abundance of naturally occurring fullerenes in carbon materials (for example, coal, rocks, interstellar media and even dinosaur eggs 10) therefore suggests a possible route for SWNTs to form ...

Some natural sugars are touted as being healthier alternatives, but does swapping honey for table sugar really make a difference?

This 'mirror life' is synthetic organisms made of mirrored versions of naturally occurring molecules ... themselves from attack by them. "For example, humans would struggle to make antibodies ...

The findings show how the common, naturally occurring polymer P3HB can be chemically ... "We developed a sample P3HB glue stick and were able to use it with a commercially available glue gun ...

Ninety percent of all wildfires in the US are caused by humans, but even the 10% of naturally occurring fires -- ignited from a lightning strike for example -- may not be able to burn as they ...

Naturally occurring radioactive materials are present in its crust ... This differs for each radioelement, ranging from fractions of a second to billions of years. For example, the half-life of Iodine ...

More than 4,000 naturally occurring minerals—inorganic solids that have a characteristic chemical composition and specific crystal structure—have been found on Earth. They are formed of simple ...

The findings, described in Science, show how the common, naturally occurring polymer P3HB can ... "We developed a sample P3HB glue stick and were able to use it with a commercially available ...

These radioactive elements in minerals and ores originally found in the environment are commonly known as NORM – naturally occurring radioactive material. Some NORM materials require radiation control ...