The first time proving that C60 can carry genes
Scientists at the University of Tokyo, Japan, said they have successfully implanted into the animal body C60 that can carry genes to apply in medical treatment.
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Scientists at the University of Tokyo, Japan, said they have successfully implanted into the animal body C60 that can carry genes to apply in medical treatment.
The latest study by Austrian scientists found that a gene called Hedgehog could exert its effect on inhibiting the formation of white fat in animals.
A Belgian woman had a larynx that worked well after surgeons implanted airway cells of a dead man into the arm.
A type of sex hormone in humans has just been discovered in a new study.
Biologists affirmed that winged angels in myths, could not fly in the air.
Recently scientists can next time the clock engine generates a rhythm of life on Earth.
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…
After discovering hidden flowers that contain hazards, honeybees fly to the nest and perform a dance to warn of their fellow humans.
Hookworms, scabies, roundworms, pinworms, tapeworms ... are parasites that cause people many unpleasant, annoying, even life-threatening diseases.
Researchers at the Audubon New Orleans Biological Research Center in the United States have created a cat that can emit blue light by modifying its genes.
Recently, Australian scientists have identified a gene named after
Many DNA testing companies in the world are promising to make silk and maternal love for couples based on the results of genetic analysis.
Austrian scientists claim that plants also have the ability to self-destruct a part of the body, in response to an attack.
In order to become a difficult item for predators, armor crickets have a great ability to spray blood out and vomit food out of their mouths whenever they are caught to…
Researchers have developed a new tool that allows direct recording of bacterial attack on hosts.