Science news articles about 'tiny capsules'

... to learn more about the "language" of cells: they constructed vesicles, tiny capsules whose outer shell is made of special polymer building blocks. Their special trick ...

... . "Drugs can be either solid -- incorporated when the capsules are made -- or liquid -- filled ... the microcapsules are controlled by the acidity of the liquid in which the tiny beads float. Successful ...

See the upgraded International Space Station gliding around Earth, NASA vehicles crawling around on Earth, Martian dirt dug up by a rover's dragging wheel, and more in this week's space pictures.

... through the use of drop-based microfluidics, squeezing tiny capsules of liquid through a series of intricate tubes, each narrower than a single human hair ...

... by expressing a high level of neuroglobin. Mitochondria are tiny "capsules" within a cell that make most of the raw material the cell uses to produce its energy. Mitochondria also play ...

... the process. This action all takes place inside tiny capsules called chloroplasts that reside inside every plant cell — and which is where photosynthesis happens ...

... barrier and into brain tumors and metastases using a nanocarrier -- a tiny capsule specially designed to pass through cell membranes and deliver its anti-cancer drug ...

... barrier and into brain tumours and metastases using a nanocarrier – a tiny capsule specially designed to pass through cell membranes and deliver its anti-cancer drug ...

... human into space in 1961, the Soviet Union fired off one last test flight of the tiny capsule that would carry Cosmonaut Yuri ...

... .   Alan Shepard did pee in his suit and then say, after three hours of being immobilized in a tiny capsule, "Why don't you just fix your little problem and light ...

Scientists have created nanocapsules to enable insoluble micronutrients to be added to clear drinks to make them healthier

Tiny capsules engineered to mimic part of the body's immune system could strengthen its response to vaccines, say researchers.