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Production of artificial beef from stem cells
Scientists believe that minced beef products grown from cow stem cells in the laboratory will become a reality within 12 months.
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Creating multicellular life in vitro
For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
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Tiny water bug: the most
According to new research by French and Scottish scientists, the tiny aphid species with scientific name Micronecta Scholtzi is the world's largest sound-producing anima…
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The first time the animal gene was successfully modified
Scientists have successfully corrected the animal's genetic code. This groundbreaking study can help find new treatments for current incurable diseases.
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The digestive apparatus of the term acts as a biofuel refinery
Termites are one of the insects that nibble on any wooden item in households, the presence of termites is considered a disaster for households.
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Insert selected DNA sequences into plants
Researcher Christopher A. Cullis has found that the environment not only eliminates harmful and useless mutations through natural selection, but also affects beneficial…
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Social behavior of leaf-cutting ants is related to genes
Scientists found that the social behavior and symbiotic lifestyle of leaf-cutting ants is related to some special genes.
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Detecting night glowing mushrooms in Brazil
Researchers at San Francisco State University, USA, have found bioluminescent fungi that have never been seen since 1840.
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Planting root-root trees under forest canopy for high efficiency
In order to ensure sufficient raw materials for sustainable incense production villages, Nghe An Department of Science and Technology in collaboration with Quy Chau dist…
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Molecular signals from insect antennas
Insects have a very keen sense of smell. With extremely low odor molecules in the air, it is enough for them to be identified by neurons on the antennas.
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Bisexual butterflies are born
A bisexual butterfly has just been born at the Natural History Museum of London, England. Luke Brown, a butterfly expert at the London Museum of Natural History, said on…
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The second human genome
A collection of genetic information encodes all microorganisms that are in harmony in our bodies, collectively called microbiomes, forming a second human genome.
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why are bats afraid of water?
According to LiveScience, scientists learned why bats are so afraid of water and never dare to fly when it rains. They calculated that if the bat feathers get wet, when…
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Strange watermelon explodes right in the field
Many watermelon fields in a village in Jiangsu Province, China, though not using stimulant chemicals, have been exploded.
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How does the brown stink flatter white flirtatious 'mate'?
By day-to-day monitoring, scientists at Vinh University were able to describe in detail the rather interesting flirtatious behavior of white-spotted stink bug (Andrallus…