Histone Demethylation Plays a Role in Turning Stem Cells into Blood Vessel Cells

How stem cells become specific cell types is an intricate process, yet understanding the mechanisms that trigger this process may well prove to be beneficial for use in repairing and regenerating tissue.  In a recent study, scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago investigated the molecular mechanism, histone demethylation, and how it plays an essential role … Continue reading Histone Demethylation Plays a Role in Turning Stem Cells into Blood Vessel Cells

Coronavirus update for Feb 28: Mexico confirms infection, stocks puke, U.S. labs to finally begin testing Americans next week after 3-week CDC delay

Updated for Feb. 28th: As we publicly predicted would happen four weeks ago, the coronavirus is exploding around the world. Today, the number of new infections outside China exceeds the number of infections reported inside China. Here are the highlights of what’s happening so far: – California looks set to explode into another Italy scenario as local, human-to-human transmission … Continue reading Coronavirus update for Feb 28: Mexico confirms infection, stocks puke, U.S. labs to finally begin testing Americans next week after 3-week CDC delay

They Don’t Want You to Know Basic Viral Treatments – Water is the Most Basic Treatment

There has been a pathetic lack of media coverage of effective and successful approaches against viruses in general, and coronavirus in particular. It is as if the medical establishment was retarded and the medical media cruel in withholding vital and in some cases life-saving information. There are many intelligent things we can do to avoid … Continue reading They Don’t Want You to Know Basic Viral Treatments – Water is the Most Basic Treatment

Solano County, where critically ill woman exposed dozens of hospital workers to the coronavirus, is home to Travis Air Force Base that tried to export infected patients to city near Los Angeles

The California county where a now-critically ill woman exposed dozens of hospital staffers to the coronavirus is also home to Travis Air Force Base, where infected Diamond Princess patients have been housed in a quarantine unit. The woman was not tested for 11 days because the CDC continues to withhold testing kits from the entire country. … Continue reading Solano County, where critically ill woman exposed dozens of hospital workers to the coronavirus, is home to Travis Air Force Base that tried to export infected patients to city near Los Angeles

Was coronavirus spread by BSL-4 lab animals that were illegally sold as meat on the black market?

Steven W. Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, recently penned an article for the New York Post positing the idea that the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19) may have been unleashed by tainted laboratory animals that were sold on the black market as food. In China, there exists what are known as “wet markets” where animals once used for scientific testing … Continue reading Was coronavirus spread by BSL-4 lab animals that were illegally sold as meat on the black market?

Coronavirus Epidemic: Vaccine Developments, Italy’s Response, and Mortality Rate Trends

Coronavirus (COVID-19) update 25 with Dr. Seheult: The confirmed novel coronavirus cases in Italy continue to climb as the new cases in China appear to be leveling off some. Interesting new vaccine development techniques are underway for SARS-CoV2 / COVID-19. Coronavirus Epidemic: Vaccine Developments, Italy's Response, and Mortality Rate Trends Video Length: 11:54 minutes SEE … Continue reading Coronavirus Epidemic: Vaccine Developments, Italy’s Response, and Mortality Rate Trends

Cancer Genes May Have Been Epigenetically Silenced Over Time

The factors contributing to the development of cancer in an individual are often complex and varied. Sometimes they are more straightforward, like when someone carries a specific gene known to indicate cancer risk; for example, specific mutations of BRCA1 or BRCA2 are linked to breast cancer. But usually, these risk factors are not so directly observable, making cancer … Continue reading Cancer Genes May Have Been Epigenetically Silenced Over Time

Michigan monitoring 325 people for coronavirus infections, but has tested ZERO

At least 325 people in the state of Michigan are being monitored for the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19) after having recently returned from travel to mainland China. Joining the hundreds of other potentially infected people also being monitored in California and several other states, these people in Michigan all took trips to communist China within the past two … Continue reading Michigan monitoring 325 people for coronavirus infections, but has tested ZERO

Always bring a bug-out bag, but learn how to survive without one when SHTF

Bug-out bags (BOB) are a ubiquitous part of survival preps. But that doesn’t mean you can be complacent if you have a BOB. After all, when SHTF and you lose your gear, your wits and survival skills are going to be the ones that will help you survive, not your tools. (h/t to ModernSurvivalOnline.com) Why do you need … Continue reading Always bring a bug-out bag, but learn how to survive without one when SHTF

Bones of Ancient Relatives Give Us Epigenetic Clues About Ourselves

We already know a lot about early modern humans based on scientific evidence collected from our ancestors, gaining clues from migration patterns and remnants left abandoned for ages. However, very little is known about our prehistoric relatives, the Neanderthals and Denisovans, who lived thousands of years before us. With little evidence on hand and even … Continue reading Bones of Ancient Relatives Give Us Epigenetic Clues About Ourselves