How to transform Mars into a Second Earth
Scientists think humans can warm up Mars in many ways, making the red planet the second Earth, a place conducive to life.
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Scientists think humans can warm up Mars in many ways, making the red planet the second Earth, a place conducive to life.
According to research results published in Mitochondrion magazine, scientists at Moscow National University of Biology, Russia, tested on antioxidant plants called SkQ.
This is not a fairy tale chicken egg story. We are talking about the existence of a truly capable bacterium ... laying gold.
When a study that is not anticipated by what happens, the disastrous consequences that scientists often remind each other by a story called
Have you ever imagined that the biological liquid in your body that you release every day will bring light to mankind?
Scientists at the Zurich University of Technology, Switzerland, have made a breakthrough in biotechnology that links E.coli bacteria to computers.
Antiviral reports, epidemics may soon appear with the success of this project.
A whole new strain of bacteria with plastic resolution ability has been discovered by 2 female students from Canada, promising to create these
Recent studies have discovered a new method to help plant growth by inhibiting natural reactions, avoiding environmental stress.
The Indonesian Farmers Association (KTNA) has called on the government to strengthen the application of biotechnology to agricultural production to increase productivity…
Cuban officials have made rather optimistic judgments about the prospect of biotechnology and pharmaceutical development, one of the areas with potential to become a key…
Why is the same material that alcohol here is better than elsewhere? The question is explained by many people but has just come up with a reliable hypothesis and scienti…
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…
The Star of South Africa on July 13 reported that Ugandan scientists have taken biotechnology a step further when successfully transplanted bananas rich in vitamin A and…
In 2003, biotech giant Monsanto developed a genetically modified corn that is resistant to rootworm by using Cry3Bb1 Protein, derived from the bacterium Bacillus thuring…