“he foam relies on chitosan, a biopolymer that comes from processed crustacean shells. By modifying the chitosan with hydrophobic moieties, Raghavan’s team gave the material the ability to anchor blood cells into gel-like networks, essentially forming blood clots. The researchers dispersed the m
“For about one-third of patients with epilepsy, existing drugs do little to relieve symptoms such as chronic seizures. When they do work, these drugs stop neurons from becoming overexcited by targeting ion channels and other receptors on the cells. Now, researchers in Japan report a novel antiepil
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