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Scientists have progressed from merely provoking an anti-cancer immune response to designing it

Cancer Immunotherapy: From Nineteenth-Century Beginnings to Modern Breakthroughs Scientists have progressed from merely provoking an anti-cancer immune response to designing it.

Blueberries, which make an amazing melt-in-your-mouth accompaniment to pancakes, get their observably blue color from pigments called anthocyanins. But these pigments are not blue.

It is simply how the light bounces off of a blueberry and into our eyes and is interpreted by our brain, which says it is blue!

Scientists have finally discovered what makes blueberries blue Tiny external structures in the wax coating of blueberries give them their blue colour, researchers at the University of Bristol reveal.