Detecting strange moths in the UK
The 3-millimeter, 'tiny' caterpillar, lives at Hembury Woods, Devon, England, officially recognized as an 'unprecedented animal'.
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The 3-millimeter, 'tiny' caterpillar, lives at Hembury Woods, Devon, England, officially recognized as an 'unprecedented animal'.
Restoring the original shape of the limbs, broken bones and damaged brains can become a reality after scientists discover a particular gene.
Undeniably the 'impartiality' in nutrition causes weight gain, but the weightless needle that runs every month also shows that there are too many bacteria in the intesti…
Japanese scientists first discovered the existence of a plant growth stimulant inhibitor.
Japanese scientists have just announced that they have successfully studied gum regeneration technology by taking advantage of stem cells taken from the bone marrow of p…
US scientists have confirmed through experimentation, multi-characteristic growth factors can promote the expansion and regeneration of hematopoietic stem cells.
The beetle Onthophagus taurus can pull 1.141 times its body weight, which is equivalent to a 70 kg person lifting 6 double-decker buses full of passengers.
US scientists have discovered that some caterpillars can live indefinitely on land as well as underwater.
With up to 350,000 species, insects not only have beauty and abundance but also have very special abilities.
Scientists at the Nijmegen University in the Netherlands have discovered a bacterium that can produce oxygen to breathe.
An important gene itself, which normally protects the human body from cancer, can become the cause of many other cancers.
The gene mutation associated with schizophrenia seems to have severed the connection between the two regions of the brain responsible for memory.
British scientists have discovered the mechanism of action of the DAF-16 gene is closely related to the aging process, immunity and disease resistance in humans and anim…
The carnivorous plants swallow all the insects they catch, but their existence can be threatened if the prey has toxins in the body.
The identification of more than 800 genes involved in the practice of singing of manholes can shed light on human language disorders.