Early detection of all cancers with a single blood test
A tumor that has formed somewhere can be detected even if it is too small to cause symptoms. This is considered a breakthrough technology, both invested by Jeff Bezos an…
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A tumor that has formed somewhere can be detected even if it is too small to cause symptoms. This is considered a breakthrough technology, both invested by Jeff Bezos an…
Scientists call for a ban on the use of genetic modification technology on human embryos to create children who carry good genes at the request of their parents
Aging does not leave anyone, and there is no way to prevent or treat. Billions of dollars have been spent to delay aging, but every effort is hopeless. Simple, aging is…
Bill Gates and many other names in the technology village have invested $ 120 in a project to study genetic modification methods to cure genetic diseases.
Thanks to 3D printing technology, researchers from the Royal University of London (UK) have created a model of protein chains, an essential component of DNA replication,…
He came closer to allowing the scientific community to use infant-generating techniques from the three people's DNA, after the House of Representatives voted.
Scientists have found a way to erase the HIV virus from the human genome by using an enzyme to shred them.
Virus genes mixed into human DNA may have helped our brain cells evolve, according to a new study.
British scientists found that humans use only one-tenth of our DNA and the rest of the DNA is only a remnant of evolution, like the appendix.
Once the HIV virus invades a human cell, it will reside there forever.
A recent study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE shows that large DNA fragments, derived from genetically modified food, are fully capable of going straight i…
Now scientists at Queen's University, Canada have successfully developed a new method that also produces similar results based on human hair samples.
Scientists have created the first 'semi-artificial' microorganism with genetic code that is completely different from the rest of life on earth.
Scientists used a technology called DNA origami to build these robots.
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…