Found bacteria creating snow rain
Recently, Dr. Brent Christner found evidence of rain-producing bacteria that are widely distributed in the atmosphere.
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Recently, Dr. Brent Christner found evidence of rain-producing bacteria that are widely distributed in the atmosphere.
Jatropha trees are causing a fever in the world. Jatropha fever is spreading into Vietnam.
According to a study published on December 29, scientists at the University of Maryland (USA) have discovered a gene variant associated with high blood pressure.
Two US scientists have just announced a low-cost machine model to convert algae that are abundant in nature into useful energy for humans.
Humans can rule out dengue through a bacterium that has the ability to halve the life cycle of infected mosquitoes.
Three new structural compounds have been discovered in white sea cucumber species that inhibit human cancer cell lines.
Without leaving the ground, bacteria can still produce rain if the chemicals they release into the air reach the locations of the clouds.
A group of Canadian and American scientists announced on January 17 that they have discovered an important gene that regulates brain aging.
Scientists at Kyoto University (Japan) have made a breakthrough in the way of creating tobacco that does not contain nicotine toxins.
Quang Tri authorities have just discovered a rare orchid species at the top of Elephant Mountain (1,700 m high), Huong Son commune of Bac Huong Hoa Nature Reserve.
Australia's iconic animal has a lot of genetic similarities. According to scientists, kangaroos and we used to have common ancestors.
An international team of researchers extracted large amounts of DNA from the feathers of two permanently preserved mammoths in Siberia.
A group of American and Belgian experts found that lactic acid is an important source of energy for cancer cells.
American biologists believe that flies possess two special genes that help them reverse the biological clock and prolong life.
US scientists have just recreated mammalian retinal cells. Tests on mice can open new avenues for treating human eye diseases.