Active regulator of SIRT1 - Daphnia Magna

every chemical reaction needs water (our body)
current #genetic #research needs pivot to human implications by studying #crustaceans instead

— Dream: Is that PH 7? (@SomaticStemCell) September 21, 2016

This summer I will be mentoring a high school student to look up detoxification #genes in Daphnia! @SETAC_world @studentsofSETAC #Toxicology

— Namrata Sengupta (@Namrata13) May 18, 2015

Are pollutant & diet sensitive genes expressed at all age groups of crustaceans? #ResearchThisWeek @SETAC_world #Toxicology #FinishingThesis

— Namrata Sengupta (@Namrata13) February 4, 2016

Up to 60% of genes found in aquatic crustaceans are found in humans! #SETACBarcelona pic.twitter.com/PjDLBrPNxm

— Dr Tom Cresswell (@TomCresswell) May 4, 2015

Dream: "Cancer caused by Presence 3, 1 Halugenic, invent control 7 for Halugenic, 'rinig '= Listen/Hear Genome, Water"

Aug 29, 2016 pH-responsive DNA capsules release QD loads Researchers at the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel have fabricated DNA microcapsules loaded with semiconducting quantum dots. The capsules are sensitive to pH and release their QD load at pHs of above 7. They might be used as chemotherapeutic drug carriers to treat cancer cells, which are acidic.
http://nanotechweb.org/cws/article/tech/66042