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Sticklebacks have different genes but have the same evolutionary expression
Research shows that when two species of sticklebacks evolved, lost pelvis and body protection, these changes were caused by different genes in each species.
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The biological clock of the body
Located in our genes is a 'clock' that controls when we sleep, when we wake up and when we eat.
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Mites living in the community on wind cockroaches can reduce the risk of allergies
According to a recent study, tiny ticks that live on the surface of the Madagascan wind cockroach help reduce the presence of mold, thereby reducing allergic reactions.
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Discover secrets from tombs
An expert who collected the cloth once belonged to an Australian soldier in the fighting area of Fromelles, northern France, during World War I.
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Why do we have them?
Unlike most of the body wrinkles formed by the bending and elasticity of the skin, fingerprints are not the result of repetitive actions.
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Waist size is a sign of heart failure
There is growing evidence that waist size has an important relationship with heart failure.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.
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Detecting brain response mechanisms with stress
Regular stress often results in a heavy physical and mental effect on our bodies.
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The secret of the kiss
When we kiss the body, we secrete certain chemicals that can control stress hormones in both sexes.
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Smile is your most attractive feature
Most people think that the smile on the faces of other people is the most appealing, arranged on both eyes, hair or body, a recent survey in the US shows that.
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Cowardly or brave are caused by hormones
Scientists believe that some people are born to be heroes, because their bodies have fewer hormones that make them feel more stressed than most of us.
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Secrets in unfaithful female bodies
Women with high levels of oestradiol in the body, often choose a relatively simple emotional relationship with men who must be quick and willing to betray at any time.
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Body odor does not change throughout life
Each of us has a characteristic smell, like every finger has its own fingerprint, and it doesn't change even when we switch to another diet.