A Tree Map demonstrating the chemical composition of an average human body in kg. Tooltips show the additional information about the effect this element has on a body and if this element is essential or not.Ove
Human chemistry includes organic molecules (carbon-based) and biochemicals (those produced by the body). Human chemistry also includes elements. In fact, life cannot exist without many of the elements that are part of the earth. All of the elements that contribute to chemical reactions, to the ...
Almost fifty years have gone by since scholars discovered that the number of chromosomes in most of the cells of human body tissue is 46 and not, as had been thought before, 48. Before the human chromosome number was definitely established the technologies of microscopy and chemical preservation...
function (metabolic modules and pathways). As a result, each body habitat is composed of characteristic bacterial species and other microbial taxa that are adapted to each body site. Differences in microbial composition yield differences in metabolic capacity and aggregate function of thehuman ...
The difference in taxonomic composition between SAGs and MAGs indicates that combining both methods would be effective in expanding the genome catalog. By connecting mobilomes and resistomes in individual samples, SAGs could meticulously chart a dynamic network of ARGs on MGEs, pinpointing potential AR...
Reports are also controversial about corre- lation of CETP activity with the body mass index (48, 49). The most important clinical questions is whether CETP plays a major role in atherogenesis. The finding with transgenic mice that expressed monkey CETP supported the hypothesis that CETP is ...
The oral cavity is a complex ecosystem where human chemical compounds coexist with a particular microbiota. However, shifts in the normal composition of this microbiota may result in the onset of oral ailments, such as periodontitis and dental caries. In
Although non-human cell lines had been used almost exclusively in previous cytotoxic studies of hydraulic cements, human cells can predict the response of the human body to chemicals more accurately than animal cells. Due to species differences, humans and animals respond differently to chemical ...
Episodes of Palaeolithic cannibalism have frequently been defined as ‘nutritional’ in nature, but with little empirical evidence to assess their dietary significance. This paper presents a nutritional template that offers a proxy calorie value for the human body. When applied to the Palaeolithic recor...
Bar chart indicates the fraction of cells exiting mitosis within the indicated imaging time, after DMSO, taxol (+tax), and 1 μM reversine (+rev) treatment (Figure S5B; Method Details). Fisher’s exact test indicates that the differences are significant with a 99% confidence interval: ∗...