Discovered the gene that indicated curly hair
Australian scientists found that the gene makes human hair curly or straight. The discovery could pave the way for the creation of hair straightening drugs.
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Australian scientists found that the gene makes human hair curly or straight. The discovery could pave the way for the creation of hair straightening drugs.
Plants have the function of regulating the growth state according to the four-season temperature change, so what do they rely on to recognize the temperature change of t…
Recently scientists can next time the clock engine generates a rhythm of life on Earth.
Researchers at Yale University in the United States have synthesized an artificial molecule capable of boosting the immune system against HIV.
A group of international scientists have successfully studied the use of stem cells to heal and protect the lungs of newborn mice.
Professor Richard Gallo and colleagues have been studying the skin surface of people with certain bacteria to help prevent ulcer-related diseases.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, a group of scientists from the Helmholtz Munich Center (Germany) and colleagues in England and Italy have recently discovered a new…
Watermelon fruit weighing nearly 60kg has just been introduced at the Chinese agricultural product processing and circulation fair.
Dutch scientists have found a way to produce artificial meat in the laboratory.
Fossil energy sources such as oil and coal are non-renewable sources of energy, which are gradually depleted.
French scientists have found a way to quickly create human skin from stem cells.
If American scientists' research is successful, there will be a new food that provides millions of people. These are genetically modified cottonseed.
Scientists say they have just discovered a new plant species. It is a tiny orchid flower with a petal width of only 2.1 mm.
Kyoto University scientists have succeeded in cultivating multipurpose artificial stem cells (iPS) taken from adult skin fibroblasts.