Brain mapping - a milestone in neurobiological research
The study details more than 50 million connections between more than 139,000 neurons — brain cells that are commonly used in neurobiological studies — of fruit flies.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Biological.
549 published items.
The study details more than 50 million connections between more than 139,000 neurons — brain cells that are commonly used in neurobiological studies — of fruit flies.
For centuries, insects have been used as biological weapons to spread disease and destroy crops.
According to recent research, lifestyle factors that disrupt the biological clock can accelerate the progression of colorectal cancer, explaining why the disease is beco…
This discovery raises questions not only about the nature of life, but also about its evolutionary potential and potential threats to the future.
The world of biology contains countless wonders and surprises that can surprise even the most knowledgeable people.
Research shows that this is something that affects health and accelerates the body's aging speed more than the habit of smoking.
Research shows that premature biological aging is directly proportional to cancer patients' rejuvenation.
If today biological warfare is completely banned by international conventions and laws, in the past it was considered a smart tactic.
The US military is working to use microorganisms in combination with construction materials such as concrete to create self-healing structures.
Scientists discovered that when the biological bacteria Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, they prefer to live in lesions that are precursors to colon…
German scientists have created microscopic robots, controlled by magnets, that help surround tumors and release large amounts of chemotherapy drugs to treat cancer.
Scientists successfully simulated the process of tooth formation of a star star and applied it to create a durable, biodegradable, carbon-fibre material.
Analysts say China has developed the world's largest electric four-legged biorobot, which can perform tasks in many complex terrains.
Although many sections of the river have been declared 'biologically dead' since 1957, the Thames is now revived and is home to three species of sharks.