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Biological evolution
When it comes to evolution, people still believe that this is the process you can't go backwards. However, a new study that finds evolution is not always the process of…
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The spider is strong enough to stop a train
Superheroes' nets Spiders can actually block a running train like in a movie if it recreates what's available in nature.
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Need to start the application soon with biological plants
According to the announcement of the International Organization for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), 2012 marked a record increase of 100 times in t…
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Khanh Hoa released ... mosquitoes to the island to raise
A population of Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia biological agents will be released to Tri Nguyen Island (belonging to P.Vinh Nguyen, Nha Trang City, Khanh Ho…
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Honey bees help find ways to recover a comatose patient
According to New Zealand scientists' findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (NASP), honey bees can be a clue for scientists to find t…
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Gene controls plant growth
Scientists at the University of California at San Diego, said they discovered three genes in plants that control their growth every day, Russia's KM site said.
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Successfully created 5 microbial products for environmental treatment
Preparations are used to treat waste, waste water, deodorize, supplement useful microorganisms to increase soil porosity.
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Biological clock: Find the time-controlling gene in C.elegans
It's just a worm, a small roundworm that lives in the soil - but has a great significance for biomedical and biological cycles day and night ...
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Silkworms change genes for artificial silk production
Notre Dame University (France), Wyoming University (USA) and biotechnology company Kraig Biocraft (USA) have succeeded in producing genetically modified silkworms capabl…
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Tibetans evolve the fastest in the world
Life on a height of 4,900 m forces Tibetans to evolve very quickly to survive.
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Cactus can also generate electricity
French scientists at the National Center for the first time produced electricity from a cactus that could light a light bulb.
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Bacteria that move and spread are caused by calcium
American scientists from Chapel Hill Sub-University, University of North Carolina, said they found calcium atoms could control bacterial activity.
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Artificial blood could become a reality?
British scientists have suggested considering a global patent for the type of hemoglobin, an important component in the blood they create.
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Biological plastic - technology of the future
With rising oil prices and the threat of climate change today, bioplastic products will be one of the traditional plastic alternatives in the near future.