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This is how a protein (kinesin) moves within your body

This is how a protein (kinesin) moves within your body   pic.twitter.com/87cYJwpJoF

How Chrome (Google Chrome) protects you from fraud

I got a mail recently stating: Dear Valued Customer, We tried to deliver your item on 25/04/2016,11:10 AM. the delivery attempt failed because the address was business closed OR nobody could sign for it. To pick up the package,please,clink on the   tracking number  to Review Package Information and print the invoice that is attached and visit DHL location indicated in the receipt. if the package is not picked up within 48 hours,it will be returned to the sender. Label/Receipt Number:4567559304824 Expected Delivery Date:April 12th,2016 Class:international package service Service(S):Delivery Conformation Status:Notification sent Thank you Copyright()2016 DHL.All Rights Reserved. (This is an automatically generated email,please do not reply) ------ I have removed the link associated with the blue highlighted text.  When I clicked on the link, Chrome gave me the following warning. This will not be the case if you use other less popular browsers: Deceptive site ahead Attackers on  benoitene

Sleeping with your mobile nearby can accelerate aging. What are the ways to keep the brain healthy?

Neuroscience says these five rituals will help your brain stay in peak condition Sleep with your phone away from your head According to Swart, a senior lecturer at MIT specializing in sleep and the brain, our brains' natural cleansing system requires six to eight hours of sleep. Without it, brains eventually encounter major build-ups of beta-amyloid, a neurotoxin found in clumps in the brains of people with neurological disorders like dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Stretch your brain muscles Like other muscles in your body, if you don't use the brain, you'll eventually lose it. This means it's crucial to exercise your brain and keep it stimulated. Tara Swart, a senior lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, notes that it's especially important to target areas of your brain that you use less frequently. Good suggestions for stretching your brain muscles include learning to speak a new language, learning to play a new instrument, or even learning