This study reveals how SV40 helicase unwinds DNA, highlighting ATP hydrolysis's role in translocation and offering insights ...

Alkaline hydrolysis doesn't require such chemicals, however. Places that do it commercially have also said the process isn't more expensive than cremation, NPR reported in 2011.

Or least some of us can. Alkaline hydrolysis—also known as liquid cremation or water cremation or bio-cremation—is currently legal in only 8 U.S. states.

Alkaline hydrolysis uses energy primarily to heat and cool the lye—and thus emits about 80 percent less carbon dioxide—according to an estimate by TNO, ...

Segmented By Type (Biothelys Thermal Hydrolysis, Exelys Thermal Hydrolysis), By End Use (Wastewater treatment, Reduction of waste by product, Production of biogas), By Solution (Sewage Sludge ...

Collagen, a protein found in bones and connective tissue, has been found in dinosaur fossils as old as 195 million years.

Human composting and alkaline hydrolysis — "eco-friendly" alternatives to burial and cremation — fail to comply with the Catholic Church's teaching on respect for the bodies of the dead, the U ...

Alkaline hydrolysis was patented in 1888 as a way to turn animals into fertilizer, but in the 1990s, labs in the UK adopted the technique to safely dispose of infected carcasses during the mad cow ...

Sample masses were measured before hydrolysis and after drying. The mass change rate, Δ m, in the hydrolysis was expressed as (1) where m t is the mass of the dried sample after hydrolysis for period ...