London began producing DNA for biotechnology
Scientists at a London lab are preparing plans to produce industrial DNA for biotechnology.
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Scientists at a London lab are preparing plans to produce industrial DNA for biotechnology.
Abcnews reported that doctors in Maryland's Johns Hopkins Medicine Hospital have successfully performed the world's first liver and kidney transplant between donors and…
Experts have recently succeeded in printing an ear
A biotech company in the US has studied how to feed pig organs for human use and achieve some initial success.
This is considered a century surgery when doctors can successfully implant the biological penis in the laboratory.
Iranian scientists at the University of Tehran's Nanotechnology Department have designed a nanosensor that helps early diagnosis of cancer.
Recently, a team of scientists at New York University has announced it was able to successfully synthesize the chromosome set of eukaryotes for the first time and sow it…
Scientists have for the first time built a type of biotech muscle that can automatically heal wounds on animals.
Scientists discovered that cells extracted from the body of a poor black woman who died of cancer in the United States in 1951 were the first human cells to grow indefin…
Japanese biologists have created mouse sperm in the laboratory by metabolizing their stem cells. From this cell, they gave birth to a very healthy group of mice.
The Institute of Biotechnology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) has succeeded in developing antibiotic production in Vietnam according to methods of applying…
Advanced Cell Technology, a program to treat macular degeneration of Advanced Cell Technology, Inc., is treated through the use of retinal pigment epithelial cells deriv…
The US company ACT will test the second treatment to test how it will affect blind people using their stem cells.
Many drug-resistant infections are the result of bacterial biofilms that protect bacteria from antibiotics, chemicals, antibodies, and immune cells.
Clinical trial of human embryonic stem cells was started at a hospital in Georgia, USA. Biotech company Geron said it was licensed by the US government to use this contr…