Striking news in Biology! One of the most impressive successes in the use of stem cells on humans, was performed on a seven-year old Syrian boy who was suffering from devastating genetic disorder called junctional epidermolysis bullosa. The boy’s disease was caused by a mutation in a gene, called LAMB3, that produces a protein that …
On the 10th of March YSJ Editorial Team Leader, Claire Nicholson, interviewed current Astronomer Royal, Martin Rees. Martin Rees is not only a Professor of Astronomy at Cambridge but also a member of the House of Lords. He is also a former President of the Royal Society. Martin told YSJ that being President of the Royal …
Sorry for not posting in a while – we\’ve been plagued with computer issues! Scientists say they have potentially witnessed what they believe could be the birth of Saturn\’s 63rd Moon. The probe Cassini has taken a black and white image of Saturn\’s outermost ring which is believed to hold the evidence. It\’s such …
Sorry for not posting in a while – we\’ve been plagued with computer issues! Scientists say they have potentially witnessed what they believe could be the birth of Saturn\’s 63rd Moon. The probe Cassini has taken a black and white image of Saturn\’s outermost ring which is believed to hold the evidence. It\’s such …
