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Human Embryonic Stem Cells - 0 views

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    Creative Bioarray provides various human and animal cell lines that are invaluable for medical, scientific and pharmaceutical institutions. Creative Bioarray offers Human Embryonic Stem Cells for your research.
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CABR™ microRNA Probes - 0 views

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    Creative Bioarray provides the most comprehensive menu of FISH probes for rapid identification of a wide range of chromosomal aberrations across the genome, including CABRTM Chromosome Probes, CABRTM Diagnostic Probes, CABRTM Animal Probes, CABRTM Bacteria Probes, CABRTM microRNA Probes, CABRTM ISH Probes and Customized Probes.
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    Creative Bioarray provides various human and animal cell lines that are invaluable for medical, scientific and pharmaceutical institutions. Creative Bioarray offers Hair Cells for your research. Call 1-631-626-9181 or Email us at contact@creative-bioarray.com to know more.
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Boredom: What are the Causes of This Affliction and How Can It be Counteracted? - 0 views

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    Boredom occurs when one cannot stand not having anything to do. The body may be at rest but the brain wants something to happen or to do. The first thing I notice about boredom is that it is a peculiar human affliction affecting grown - ups and teenagers. Very young children and the other living things do not seem to be bothered by boredom. Suffer From Boredom My neighbor has two dogs whose only job is to stay around the house and bark if strangers approached. Beside that they have nothing else to do. However I have never ever seen them looked bored. Usually when there is nothing in particular happening, they just retire to a corner and have a nap. Of coarse just as easily they can wake up when they have to. They do not suffer the guilt that humans have when they take a nap. Also they do not suffer from insomnia or reluctance to get up from sleep. So it is the same with the other animals and living things that I know. They do not seem to suffer from boredom.
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Games People Play: Laughs at The Expense of Others - 0 views

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    It is said in the 18th century the American general Israel Putnam once invited a British general to a novel test of nerves. Both were to sit on barrels of gunpowder, and the fuses were to bit lit. The last man to run away would be the winner. The unnamed British general accepted Putman's challenge. But as the fuses burned, he became increasingly fidgety while Putnam sat calmly, smoking his pipe. At the last moment the British general fled. Putnam stayed seated; he knew that both barrels were filled with onions. For several hundred years the Tower of London was home to a menagerie of wild animals, including a number of lions that later became the basis of a hoax. Dawk's News-Letter for April 2, 1698, announced: "Yesterday being the one April several persons were sent to the Tower of London to watch the annual lion-washing ceremony." This fictitious event continued to attract gullible visitors. Indeed, 158 years later, in 1856, many bought tickets to attend the ceremony. They were unaware of the significance of the date, April 1, or that the lions had been moved to the London Zoo 21 years before.
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Pre Historic Puzzles: Rocking The Cradle of Civilization - 0 views

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    Pre Historic Puzzles: Rocking the Cradle of Civilization For more than a century, archeologists were convincing that the cradle of civilization lay in Greece, Egypt, and Mesopotamia. The learning of the advanced peoples of this region, it was thought, gradually moved west into Europe. But in the last few decades these theories have been overturned, thanks to Nobel Prize-winning physicist Willard F. Libby and a substance knows as carbon 14. Carbon 14 is a radioactive substance that exists in minute quantities. In the late 1940's Libby discovered that all plants and animals absorb it. When they die, the carbon-like all radioactive substances-begins to decay at a regular rate. Libby was able to measure this rate and could thus use carbon 14 as an archeological calendar. Today it is known that half of the carbon 14 in living organism disappears in 5,730 years, half of what remains in an additional 5,730 years, and so on. How old is old? Many of the items found at prehistoric sites are made of organic material. By measuring the amount of carbon 14 remaining in the shaft of an old ax or a piece of pottery, for example, scientists can accurately determine its age. Radiocarbon dating has proved to be phenomenally accurate: it can date to within 100 years going back to 50,000 B.C. It is particularly useful on wood because it can be checked against Dendron-chronology, dating by tree rings. A new ring forms every year in the trunk of a tree as it grows: counting the number of rings enables one to determine the age of any tree. Where did civilization begin?
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Top 10 Hypnosis Trends In 2017: What They Mean For You - 0 views

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    Hypnosis has been around since at least the 1700s and now after 300 years it is still a popular technique for therapy and entertainment. Gradually it gained attention as a highly effective, non-invasive and respected form of therapy. That's why as a hypnotist or a therapist, it is important to stay on top of current and emerging trends in hypnosis. And to help you stay ahead, we have listed out our predicted top 10 hypnosis trends in 2017 with their detailed insights.
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Stress May Cause The Brain To Become Disconnected - 3 views

  • The new paper by Hajszan and colleagues at Yale University suggests that in learned helplessness, an animal model for depression and PTSD, stress-related reductions in synapses in the hippocampus are directly related to the emergence of depression-like behavior.  These data help to make the case that stress-related changes in the structure of nerve cells may have important behavioral consequences,
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