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Tokyo University of Science

Kaempferol produces an anti-inflammatory effect that combats the immune response seen in food allergies by increasing Raldh2 expression in intestinal dendritic cells in a concentration-dependent manner, thus accelerating regulatory T-cell development.

Flavonoid kaempferol: Nature’s Key to Unlocking Anti-Allergic Defenses

Categories Health

This paper is the first direct demonstration of the transverse thermoelectric generation in WSi2, and the results could pave the way for more efficient thermoelectric devices.

Novel Material Points Way to More Efficient Heat-to-Electricity Conversion

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Scientists identify the compound that can inhibit the enzyme responsible for excess melanin accumulation in human skin and confirm its mechanism

Natural Skin Bacteria Compound Shows Promise for Safe Skin Lightening

Categories Health

Fighting fat and inflammation

Menthol Derivatives Show Promising Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Obesity Effects

Categories Health

The novel hyperspectral imaging system accurately extracts the molecular vibrations of different resins and distinguishes between them with high reproducibility.

“Seeing the invisible”: new tech enables deep tissue imaging during surgery

Categories Health, Technology

Alginate is a biocompatible and biodegradable substance found in seaweed. Now, researchers from Tokyo University of Science have used alginate from seaweed washed ashore, CaCO3, and carbonated water to develop a hydrogel which exhibits lower skin adhesion and swelling. These properties, though exactly opposite of conventional wound dressings, can help prevent the expansion of the wound site during recovery and the obtained hydrogel has high wound healing efficacy.

Revolutionary seaweed and carbonated water based hydrogel for treating skin wounds

Categories Health, Technology

Crabs

AI-powered crab gender identification can revolutionize fishery management and conservation

Categories Life & Non-humans, Technology

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“Love hormone” oxytocin improves cognitive impairment in Alzheimer’s model

Categories Brain & Behavior

‘Love hormone’ oxytocin could be used to treat cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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