China's air pollution risks

Article Abstract:

Air pollution-related diseases pose the biggest risks to China's population. Air pollution accounts for more than 1 million deaths/year in China, with an individual mortality rate that is 7-10 times greater than the US. The most hazardous pollutants to public health are sulfur dioxide, particulate matter and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. China's indoor pollution problems are more severe than its urban air quality problems. This is due to the use of coal- or biomass-fueled stoves in most households.

Deaths, Health aspects, China, Pollution, Air pollution

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Dirty Transcripts from Clean DNA

Article Abstract:

The results of research and study conducted on DNA templates are provided. The focus is on RNA transcription and the forces which cease them from functioning normally. Examples are given on the findings from studies performed with nondividing Escherichia coli bacteria which can prompt a rise in mRNA transcript. The full results of this study are given.

Research, DNA damage, Reverse transcriptase

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