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Dangerous tentacles found in the structure of the virus causing Covid-19
The scientists discovered that the SARS-CoV-2 virus uses a mechanism of reaching out tentacles to attack other cells for rapid infection in the human body.
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The HIV virus can lurk in the human brain, waiting to spread
A recent study in mice and human tissue found that the HIV virus could lurk in the brain even when patients were being treated with antiviral therapy.
Health
How to keep a man's blood type 'more valuable than gold'
Possessing a rare blood type, Thomas is forced to protect himself from an early age because if an accident occurs, it will be difficult to find a blood donor for him.
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Successful development of skin from stem cells can be implanted and grow hair
In a new study published in the journal Nature, the researchers said they could grow multi-layered skin tissue capable of growing hair, hair, sebum secretion and touch.
Health
New method of healing by microgravity
Cancer and bacteria cells behave differently when they are not affected by the Earth's gravity.
Health
Why are some organs in the body renewable, and others are not?
Scientists have been trying to find the answer to this question for a long time. The good news is that after years of research, we now have some idea of the mechanism…
New technology
People are about to possess the ability to 'stealth'?
Researchers have successfully transferred the natural camouflage found in some species of squid, octopus ... into human cells.
Cancer
Detect shivers about living things in cancer cells
The shocking images of the Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel) about the bacteria living in cancer cells could actually pave the way for promising treatments.
Biology
New bacteria found in the nose
Based on the research results, a Belgian team has developed a new spray for sinusitis and is testing it in 20 people.
Oceanography
First image of octopus at a depth of 7,000m
Scientists photograph Dumbo octopus swimming the largest depth ever recorded under the Indian Ocean, exceeding the previous record nearly 2,000 m.
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Why is reading a book in the back of a car so easy to get car sick?
Reading a book in the back of a car can make you feel tired, because your eyes and ears are now 'arguing' intensely, and the brain has to find a way to solve the problem.
Conquer Mars
Why do humans need to breed with 'immortal creatures' if they want to live on Mars?
According to experts, the cells were crossed with the DNA of the organism
1001 mystery
The mystery of a female corpse dressed in long skin with strange bloodstains on her thigh has not been answered
When opening the coffin in the ancient tomb, experts were quite surprised when the inside is a female body almost intact, the skin retains the elasticity like a living p…
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How the influenza virus works
To spread in the body, flu viruses first use a protein called Hemagglutinin to bind to receptors of healthy cells.
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Why are you bald?
For centuries, owning a glossy head often gave off a sense of intelligence, though, many bald people expect their hair to grow back.