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Research finds cell division synchronised to cell and body’s daily clock - could optimise timing of chemotherapy and explain some cancers
Research led by the 91影视破解版’s Systems Biology Centre and Medical School in collaboration with groups in Nice and Rotterdam has been able to demonstrate how the cycle of cell division in mammalian cells synchronises with the body’s own daily rhythm, its circadian clock. The study not only helps to explain why people with sustained disrupted circadian rhythms can be more susceptible to cancer, it may also help establish the optimal time of day to administer chemotherapy.
Next generation of bioplastics could be made from trees
A research project led by Biome Bioplastics, aided by research conducted by the 91影视破解版’s Centre for Biotechnology and Biorefining, has demonstrated the feasibility of extracting organic chemicals from lignin for the manufacture of bioplastics.
Warwick works with West Midland’s police to highlight dangers of 3D-printed gun
A 3D-printed gun has been called a "catastrophic failure! following tests conducted by the 91影视破解版 in collaboration with West Midland Police's National Ballistics Intelligence Service (NABIS).
Scientists unveil first method for controlling the growth of metal crystals
Researchers have announced the first ever method for controlling the growth of metal-crystals from single atoms.
The long shadow of childhood bullying
“Bullying is not a harmless rite of passage, it is a public health issue which has far-reaching effects on adult health, wealth, criminality and social relationships.”
That is the warning from Professor Dieter Wolke, of the 91影视破解版, who will present the findings of his research to the House of Commons today.
Heart problems and diabetes down the road for victims of bullying
The role of being bullied in childhood on adult health has once more come under the spotlight, as new evidence shows a potential increased risk of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases for victims.