Abdul samad

Abdul Samad | 17 🇵🇰
Founder @AethonixBiotech 🧬 | Exploring AI × Biotech × Purpose
Building ideas to heal the world 🌍

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

You don’t always need to grind.
You don’t always need to be strong.
Some days, you just need a quiet pause to remember who you are.
Life isn’t a race — it’s moments.
Take one for yourself.

[nature @Nature]

A tailored treatment has reduced seizures and improved developmental skills in two boys with debilitating neurological disorders

https://t.co/5OGw8L9b44

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

I’ve been off the grid finalizing a new gut-health nutraceutical formula.
It’s almost ready — and yes, it’s being developed with full compliance in mind.
A game-changing product is coming soon.

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

Took a short break from tweeting because I was buried in formulation work…
But now it’s almost ready.
A new era of gut health is coming.

[parm🔬 @parmita]

scientists just built an RNA molecule that can copy itself. not just make a complement. it makes a full copy of itself. this is the closest we’ve ever gotten to watching the origin of life happen on a bench. nobody is talking about it because it doesn’t have a chatbot interface

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@BoWang87 Interesting that's why students love university of Toronto because of their excellent research environment

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Dr_Chibuike_M She simply decided not to lose.

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Nature How far we have came in field of Genetic engineering but still we are just moving forward with no landmark in mind. Proud that I am human and thanks to Allah( God) he gave us ability to ask questions and find their answers with our own Brains.

[nature @Nature]

A woman with an ultra-rare combination of three autoimmune diseases has had no symptoms since receiving a single dose of engineered immune cells

https://t.co/myiqnZwMVn

[Stanford University @Stanford]

Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai), CEO of @Google and Alphabet Inc. and a Stanford alum, will return to the Farm to deliver Stanford’s 135th Commencement address.

🗞️: https://t.co/dNS5maVhIw

[nature @Nature]

The artificial lung system kept the man alive without his lungs for 48 hours before he could receive a double lung transplant

https://t.co/r2tzA0kp3u

[nature @Nature]

How much exercise do you really need?

[Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) @MIT]

Stay safe and warm, everyone.

[nature @Nature]

Book review 📚 Technology is changing how we write — and how we think about writing

https://t.co/avSvbZumRL

[nature @Nature]

Mohammed Amar manages conservation of imperilled flora in Socotra, a Yemeni island known as the Galápagos of the Indian Ocean

https://t.co/F5wSWDJ2ym

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

🚀 Dive into science without the jargon!
Follow @AethonixBiotech to explore biology, biotech, and health in simple, bite-sized insights. Knowledge made easy — because science should be for everyone. 🧬✨
#Biotech #ScienceMadeSimple #LearnBiology

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Nature Curious — why do protein guidelines suggest ~1.0–1.2 g/kg for older adults even if their activity levels are low? Is this primarily to counteract age-related declines in muscle maintenance and protein metabolism?

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Nature Severity isn’t about the pathogen alone — it’s the host.
Differences in innate immunity, gut microbiome composition, immune memory, inflammatory pathways, and genetic variants (like HLA types) explain why one person shrugs off an infection while another faces severe disease.

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Yale Remarkable finding. A cremation site of this age offers valuable evidence on how early hunter-gatherers organized themselves, honored their dead, and built social cohesion. Studies like this continue to reshape our view of early human behavior.

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

Make critical thinking a foundational subject in education. Teach students how to think critically, analyze information, and discern fact from fiction using scientific methods, creating a more discerning and informed society.

[Abdul samad @Aethonixbiotech]

@Nature Cancer cells are sneaky.
They can steal mitochondria from immune cells, using that stolen energy to grow, spread, and even hide from the body’s defenses.