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Asthma - what to do when we are short of breath

Asthma – what to do when we are short of breath?

At the moment, asthma makes life difficult for some 262 million people worldwide. In addition, it has already contributed to around 455 000 deaths. Asthma affects everyone, both adults and children. However, it is the most common chronic disease in children. Medicine has advanced over the years to such an extent that it is a...

Myasthenia gravis – one of many autoimmune diseases

Myasthenia gravis – one of many autoimmune diseases

June has been declared Myasthenia Awareness Month. Despite being a rare disease, it currently affects about 20 out of 100,000 patients worldwide. Additionally, it should be remembered that these numbers may be higher, because people with a mild course of the disease may not know they are ill. What is this disease, what are its...

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Stroke – the most important information

As we age, the risk of developing many diseases increases. In addition to changes in the body caused by the number of years we have lived, we also experience those caused by our life decisions and habits. One of the diseases that can unfortunately appear in our lives is stroke. In previous articles, we discussed...

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Chromatin – what makes up our DNA?

When we come across scientific literature describing the subject of genetics and cellular structure, we can notice the term chromatin. Despite the name being very similar to chromosomes, it is a separate unit. What is chromatin and what is its purpose? How can we perform analyses on chromatin? What is chromatin? Chromatin is a complex...

Movember Men's Cancer Awareness Month

Movember Men’s Cancer Awareness Month

Every year, the month of November reminds us, through the 'Movember' campaign, of the importance of male cancer prevention. Thanks to this event, many men have the opportunity to learn about the importance of preventive examinations in their case. What preventive examinations should a man do to avoid cancer? Testicular self-examination - once a year...

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What is monkeypox? – significant rise in case in Europe and US

The World Health Organisation has identified around 80 cases of monkeypox worldwide and around 50 other suspected infections. A leading doctor told Sky News that the UK is facing a "significant increase" over the next week. Monkeypox, which is linked to the now-eradicated smallpox virus, is endemic in parts of central and west Africa. UK...

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Stealth Omicron: What is the fast spreading Omicron BA.2 subvariant?

A new sub-strain of the Omicron variant called "stealth omicron" has been detected in more than 40 countries and can escape even RT-PCR testing, the UK has said. Sub-strain BA.2, commonly called "stealth omicron", has raised fears of a stronger wave across Europe. So what is this Omicron subvariant and how dangerous is it? Here's...

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Alert as 170 cases of “flurone” detected in England, flurone covid

Many will ask "flurone covid what it is", and although there is not much information yet, according to the Israeli Ministry of Health, it is a simultaneous infection of COVID-19 and influenza. The word Flurone covid is a combination of influenza and rona, a contraction of the coronavirus, although it is not a scientific name....

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omicron news: Half of Europe will be infected with Omicron in short order

Since the release of this variant, we haven't stopped hearing omicron news, so here's another one "Half of Europe will be infected with Omicron in short order". The World Health Organisation(WHO) has warned that half of Europe will have been infected with the Omicron variant of Covid within the next six to eight weeks. Dr...

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News : Light-activated PCR tests

In the last year there have been many developments and news around PCR tests, these days a new approach has emerged by LMU chemists could help to significantly improve PCR-based diagnostic tests. The enzymes used are activated by pulses of light. DNA polymerases and other DNA-modifying enzymes are essential tools in biotechnology and diagnostics. They...

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Anaplasmosis – How to protect your pets

As the weather gets warmer, the risk of being bitten by a tick increases. These small arachnids are carriers of many different diseases. However, it is not only humans who are at risk of diseases caused by this parasite. Ticks also attack our pets. One of the diseases that can appear after a tick bite...

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Sunstroke – how to take care of yourself in hot weather

This year's summer is spoiling us when it comes to tropical, even high temperatures. During the day, in some areas of UK, temperatures even reach 40 degrees Celsius. In such heat, it is easy for us to experience various heat-related unpleasantnesses. The first things that come to mind are sunburn, which we have already discussed...

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Krebs cycle? Not that scary

Welcome to the second article about Krebs cycle addressed to students. At Gentaur, it is important for us to, in addition to selling diagnostic products, also educate others. The articles will mainly cover biochemical issues. It is possible that texts related to other subjects will also appear later. Together we will discover that biochemistry is...

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Agrobacterium – plants can also get sick

The world of biotechnology is developing not only thanks to animal organisms. Well, he also uses various types of plants. One example where this field of science is based on the study of plant structures is the use of bacteria from the genus Agrobacterium. These pathogens are unusual because they revolutionized the molecular genetics of...

What are retroviruses?

What are retroviruses?

Today we will look at viruses that have RNA in their structure, namely retroviruses. As we delve into the topic of immunology, we come across such creations as viruses. Viruses themselves are small microbes that infect human cells. Once infected, they use these cells as a replication site. In addition, viruses have many points of...

Hypertension - a big problem of the 21st century

Hypertension – a big problem of the 21st century

Some of the most common conditions among patients are cardiovascular diseases. One of them is the hypertension we are discussing. According to statistics conducted by the WHO, there are currently about 1.28 trillion adult patients in the world suffering from this ailment. According to data from the National Health Fund, in 2018. there were 9.9...

Diabetes

Diabetes – a common disease of the 21st century

In recent years, we can see a systematic increase in the incidence of diabetes detection among the Polish population. At this point, the incidence of diabetes is about 6.54%, which is about 2 million people per country's population. How can we limit the growth of these numbers? What is diabetes? Diabetes mellitus is a chronic...

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Pseudomonas Aeruginosa – one bacterium, many diseases

Have you heard of pseudomonas aeruginosa? We often receive information about bacterial infections in the hospital. Despite the maintenance of proper conditions of cleanliness, it is still possible for microorganisms to appear in a particular place. We can call a hospital infection such an infection that develops during your stay or after you leave the...

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Stem cells – what is a new type of therapy?

When pregnant patients interested in the topic of medical issues search through information, they come across a term such as 'stem cells'. Although the name seems rather intimidating and complicated, it is not. What do we need this cells for in medicine, and how can we obtain them? What are stem cells? This cells are,...

DNA methylation – what influence do we have on the functioning of DNA

DNA methylation – what effect do we have on DNA activity?

As science has developed, we have started to focus more and more on the material that builds us all - our DNA. We have learnt about its structure, its formation and many other aspects allowing us to delve deeper into the field of science called genetics. As research has progressed, we have also started to...

Bacteria

Bacteria – a colourful world under the microscope

With the development of medicine, we began to look more and more closely at the factors causing all kinds of diseases. Using the microscope, we were able to see colonies of colorful objects in many different shapes. After much research, scientists named them bacteria, which we will learn more about in today's article. How are...

Glycolysis – sweet metabolism

Glycolysis – sweet metabolism

In today's article, we will dive again into the biochemical processes that occur during a process called cellular respiration or Glycolysis. Although we know that this topic will be of greater interest to high school graduates or students of biological and medical faculties, we also encourage others interested in the topic of our body. There...

Replication

Replication – the action in DNA

Today we will try to introduce you to one of them – replication. When thinking about genetics, most of us think of the DNA helix. Two lines spinning around each other creating a screw-like shape. However, although genetics is actually based on genetic material in the form of DNA, many different processes are involved. What...

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Mitosis – one of the most important stages for the cell

One of the most important skills for a cell is the ability to divide. We know two cell divisions - meiosis and mitosis. Today we will delve into the second one – mitosis. What is mitosis? Mitosis is the process by which one cell divides into two identical daughter cells. During this process, chromosomes are...

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