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                           INDIANAPOLIS — The Solar Eclipse will be visible in Indiana one year from today. This event marks the first total solar eclipse in the United States since August of 2017 and the first one in Indy since the year 1205. Aside from Austin and Dallas, Indy is the largest city with a direct hit in the path of totality. The 'Eclipse Capital of the Midwest' is expected to have an influx of more that 1 million visitors to witness the phenomenon. To prepare, NASA and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway have teamed up for an exciting day of programming and celebration. On April 8, 2024, NASA will broadcast live from the IMS and be on hand to answer questions and guide viewers through the experience. IMS is one of only three broadcast locations across the country to partner with NASA for the event, according a NASA announcement. In addition, over 100 events will take place over the Solar Eclipse weekend in Indy. Some of the events include: Total Eclipse of the Art fe

                                              Photosynthesis is the process by which green plants, algae, and some bacteria convert light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose. This process is essential for life on Earth as it provides the primary source of energy for nearly all organisms and releases oxygen into the atmosphere. Here's a brief overview of the photosynthesis process: Key Components of Photosynthesis:Chlorophyll: The green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plant cells, which captures light energy. Light Energy: Usually from the sun, it is absorbed by chlorophyll. Water (H₂O): Absorbed by plant roots from the soil. Carbon Dioxide (CO₂): Taken from the air through the plant's leaves. Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆): A type of sugar that is produced and used by the plant for energy and growth. Oxygen (O₂): Released as a byproduct into the atmosphere. The Photosynthesis Equation: The overall balanced equation for photosynthesis is: 6CO2+6H2O+light energy→C6H12O6+6O26CO_

  However, the researchers point out that drug development from a native toxin of snake venom is tedious. To overcome this problem, Mukherjee and his collaborators developed two novel custom peptides (commercially produced peptides for use in biomedical laboratories) — TNP and HNP, inspired by snake venom neurotrophin, that regulate the development, maintenance, and function of vertebrate nervous systems. These peptides show selective binding to human TrkA receptor of nerve cells and, hence, can improve the selectivity and specificity of drug molecules toward the receptor, thereby enhancing the therapeutic potency of those drug molecules. Mukherjee emphasises that the low molecular weight, structural stability, small size, and target sensitivity of the peptides make them powerful tools for conquering the limitations of using endogenous neurotrophins as therapeutic agents. This drug-like peptide discovered by the group can potentially reduce the progression of neurodegenerative diseases

Shortly after General Electric spun off its HealthCare division, the newly released company started buying AI technology. To share some strategic insights, Digital Science’s IFI CLAIMS Patent Services has taken a look at the target companies’ patents to see what capabilities they’re bringing into the medical technology company. The phrase ‘patently obvious’ is used in many contexts, from political exchanges to newspaper op-ed columns. Curiously, it is rarely used in the realm of actual patents, but in the case of General Electric’s (GE) HealthCare division, its use seems entirely appropriate. In early 2023, GE made the decision to spin off GE HealthCare, and immediately following the move the new entity started its M&A strategy by acquiring two companies of its own – Caption Health and IMACTIS. At this early stage, is it possible to infer whether these were sound investments? Six months later, there is still a way to go before full year financial results are posted along with other

Pharmaceutical chemistry department is a dynamic academic wing of pharmacy education that imparts knowledge to students about the chemistry of pharmaceutical substances and their applications in the field of pharmacy. The study of pharmaceutical chemistry encompasses the fundamental life-related pharmaceutical substances and their chemical interactions with life, using organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, analytical chemistry and biochemistry as a base, upon which is built a wide range of research fields.                                        The pharmaceutical chemistry department efficiently moulds the students to integrate all aspects of chemistry into diverse pharmaceutical & medical sciences research. Each laboratory of the pharmaceutical chemistry department is involved in the research related to drug discovery and development. Pharmaceutical chemistry is the study of drugs, and it involves drug development. This includes drug disc

A computer mouse is a handheld input device that controls the movement of a cursor or pointer on a computer screen. It enables users to interact with graphical user interfaces (GUIs) more intuitively.  Types of Computer Mice: Mechanical Mouse:Description: Uses a ball that rolls on a surface to detect movement. Mechanism: Internal rollers track the ball's movement, which is translated into cursor movement on the screen. Usage: Largely obsolete, replaced by more advanced technologies. Optical Mouse:Description: Uses an LED light and optical sensor to detect movement. Mechanism: The sensor captures images of the surface and detects changes to determine movement. Advantages: More accurate and reliable than mechanical mice, no moving parts to wear out. Laser Mouse:Description: Similar to the optical mouse but uses a laser for more precise tracking. Mechanism: The laser allows for better sensitivity and works on a wider variety of surfaces. Advantages: Higher precision, suitable for det