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Mysterious biological clock hidden in tiny molecules
Recently scientists can next time the clock engine generates a rhythm of life on Earth.
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Artificial molecules enhance immunity against HIV virus
Researchers at Yale University in the United States have synthesized an artificial molecule capable of boosting the immune system against HIV.
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Using stem cells to cure obstructive pulmonary disease
A group of international scientists have successfully studied the use of stem cells to heal and protect the lungs of newborn mice.
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Detecting some skin bacteria against ulcers
Professor Richard Gallo and colleagues have been studying the skin surface of people with certain bacteria to help prevent ulcer-related diseases.
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Find out what kind of cells help prevent inflammation
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…
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Watermelon fruit weighs nearly 60kg
Watermelon fruit weighing nearly 60kg has just been introduced at the Chinese agricultural product processing and circulation fair.
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Can produce artificial meat
Dutch scientists have found a way to produce artificial meat in the laboratory.
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Biofuel in the 'demon triangle' 3F
Fossil energy sources such as oil and coal are non-renewable sources of energy, which are gradually depleted.
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Create fast skin from stem cells, save burn patients
French scientists have found a way to quickly create human skin from stem cells.
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Cotton food
If American scientists' research is successful, there will be a new food that provides millions of people. These are genetically modified cottonseed.
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Tiny orchid flowers
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.
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Japan feeds stem cells from adult skin
Kyoto University scientists have succeeded in cultivating multipurpose artificial stem cells (iPS) taken from adult skin fibroblasts.
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The US finds about one fifth of the HIV gene structure
For the first time, scientists from the University of North Carolina, USA, have completed finding about one-fifth of the HIV gene structure.