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Hi Folks!! Follow our blog on  Instagram In 2020, Perkins researchers uncovered that honeybee venom could kill breast cancer cells while leaving normal healthy cells unaffected. This remarkable discovery showed that a specific concentration of honeybee venom can completely destroy cancer cell membranes within 60 minutes and induce 100% cancer cell death with minimal effect on normal cells. The researchers went on to synthesize a key component in honeybee venom, called Melittin , to continue their studies without impacting the honeybee populations. Currently, Dr. Edina Wang has enthusiastically taken on this project, striving to improve the melittin compound and make it more effective by the addition of components that will enhance the way it recognizes and targets cancer cells.   Dr. Edina Wang has also begun testing the targeted melittin on ovarian cancer cells and found that they are extremely effective with a six-fold improvement in anti-cancer outcomes over the melittin alone.   Th

The Potential and Ethical Implications of 5D Memory Crystals in Long-term Genetic Preservation and Human Revival Scientists at the University of Southampton have stored the entire human genome on a 5D memory crystal, which could potentially revive humanity long after extinction. The crystal, created by the university’s Optoelectronics Research Centre, uses advanced laser technology to inscribe data in five dimensions, making it one of the most durable storage formats capable of surviving billions of years. This crystal, equivalent to fused quartz, can withstand extreme forces, temperatures, and cosmic radiation. Professor Peter Kazansky, who led the research, explained that the 5D crystal could preserve genetic information of endangered species, providing a "blueprint" for future restoration if technological advancements allow. The crystal has been stored in the Memory of Mankind archive, a time capsule in Hallstatt, Austria. Currently, it is not possible to create complex or