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For the first time, iPS cells are used to develop human eggs
For the first time in the world, a group of Japanese researchers have used human multi-functional stem cells (iPS) to create immature reproductive cells, which can devel…
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Why do wrinkles appear when we're old?
Keeping the beauty, trying to hold the youth to stay young and not old ... is one of the important goals of women.
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Is it better to hear more loudly than hear - the question that makes 90% of people mistakenly think!
This hypothesis relates to a story that everyone knows. But is it really like that?
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Do you know why we always smell bad smell even though aromatic around us?
It turns out that the cause of this strange phenomenon comes from our own nose.
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Scientists claim to have found the
By studying frog eggs, the researchers measured the rate of self-destruction of cells when they were
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Scientists found a completely new, unnamed shape in Mathematics
On average, a 2-square-meter friend is still growing, but there is one surprise: it doesn't have the shape you imagine.
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Will fingerprints change after we die? The answer surprised everyone!
Once the cell dies, it loses all of its charge and cannot activate the phone's fingerprint sensor, and of course does not open the lock.
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Solar cells have many advantages so why is not yet widely used?
Born in 1946, solar cells have become one of the greatest inventions in the energy industry, with the potential to completely replace traditional fossil fuels.
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The biggest question when sucking belly fat: Is it too fat to smoke?
Summer is the best season to lose weight. There are many ways to reduce it. You can do a gym, try a new diet, or just eat and sleep in moderation.
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The culprit causes the skin to become discolored when exposed to sunlight
The more you interact with the sun, the more your body produces melanin, melanin that helps fight ultraviolet rays and darkens skin.
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Why is our blood red, but not green?
Human blood is red because of red blood cells, containing hemoglobin. This is a protein that contains a red compound called heme, which is very important in transporting…
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Why wrinkled fingers when soaked in water?
Many people have ever wondered, even worried about their health because of the wrinkled, ugly skin of hands, feet and skin like the dried water raisins.
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Why is the same person that other people are intelligent and you are not?
Being born together is human, but each of us has different thinking and thinking. And also so that our intellect is different.
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Science says: More than half of your body is not human!
Believe it when the research published on the BBC recently showed that more than half of your body is not human!
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500 million skin cells are excreted every day but why does blood, body fluids do not leak through the skin?
We know that every day, the body releases 500 million dead skin cells and about 1 liter of sweat.