Posted on 6. November, 2015.

In recent decades, alterations in the environment have been rapid, and the pressure exerted on many wild populations has been continuously increasing. Many changes are related to urbanisation and of suburban and near-urban areas. These habitat alterations may exert environmental stresses on birds. Therefore, the different measures of physiological stress responses of vertebrates are of special interest to researchers.

Posted on 2. November, 2015.

Science Reviews 2000 Ltd now have a personal subscription option, for both the print and online versions of our four journals.

Posted on 22. October, 2015.

Cannabisin B was first isolated from Cannabis sativa in 1992 and belongs to the group of the lignanamides which are a class of naturally occurring products that arise biosynthetically from phenylpropanoids and tyramine.

Posted on 21. October, 2015.

Free review article in Science Progress
Allergy, auto immunity and cancer are becoming more prevalent in the developed world. One explanation might be that the immune system required to protect us from such problems is being inadequately trained, perhaps due to our increased separation from the environment which has shaped our mutating genes since we emerged from the primaeval ooze. 

Posted on 19. October, 2015.

Free Current Commentary article in Science Progress by Prof Chris Rhodes

Posted on 19. October, 2015.

The biodiversity of native species is diminishing in many regions as natural habitats are being replaced by human settlements and agriculture. 

Posted on 15. October, 2015.

Metal sulfide reduction in the presence of a suitable sulfur-scavenging metal oxide is an attractive process for the direct recovery of metals.