Humans are still evolving
A new study published in Massachusetts (USA) shows evidence of human evolution is continuing.
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A new study published in Massachusetts (USA) shows evidence of human evolution is continuing.
Researchers from Leicester University paved the way for the use of an insect to fight invasive grasses in British soil, a form of biological control.
Earlier this week, researchers announced that they had found molecular markers of colony collapse disorder (CCD), which killed one-third of honey bees in the United Stat…
Hundreds of thousands of tons of watermelons thrown away annually around the world could become a source of fuel for biofuel production.
Argentine ant populations are growing throughout the world at a tremendous rate. Scientists began to mention this phenomenon seriously, whether they flooded the Earth,
According to the August 27 issue of DailyMail, US scientists took advantage of IVF technology to successfully modify the genetic defects of DNA. They created four health…
Researchers at J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) have published results describing the method in which the entire genome of Mycoplasma mycoides is copied in a yeast cell.
The Brazilian and Texas researchers have confirmed that ants plant Mycocepurus smithii.
Every human on earth has at least 100 mutations in DNA, genetic material at the molecular level.
An article published in American Naturalist magazine found that sex evolved in the 'protection' of parasites.
Farmers in poor countries are losing traditional crop varieties due to the tight management of these companies, making it difficult for them to cope with climate change…
US scientists have discovered the defense mechanism of bacteria. This mechanism allows bacteria to protect themselves against the threat of antibacterial substances.
Many fungi cause plants to produce a mixture of hydrocarbons - chemical compounds that are very similar to the composition of fuels.
A team of researchers recently discovered three genes created by non-coding DNA, which may have helped humans evolve into high-level animals like today.