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Geneticists are learning how the gene controls the development of human height. The short answer is that there are at least 180 different common gene variants involved.…
Scientists at the University of Georgia in the US have discovered a protein called MEC-17 that helps direct communication between brain cells.
Scientists have just demonstrated that the weekend sleeping habits have an effect on strengthening the brain, making us more resilient and excited for the new work week.
According to US scientists, the Prox1 gene plays a key role in the normal development of memory areas in the brain.
Through experimental research on animals, American scientists have demonstrated that pecans are able to control the development of prostate cancer.
A group of American and French scientists have discovered symmetrical substances of vitamin A acid that affect the body of vertebrates.
A chemical commonly used to produce explosives may be an extremely effective new treatment for prostate cancer.
A study of more than 400 boys found that obese children who were at risk for late puberty were twice as likely to have normal weight.
Scientists have found more and more evidence of the importance of Vitamin D in the development of multiple sclerosis (MS).
The findings of scientists from Australia's Menzies Institute suggest that vitamin D may help reduce the progression of multiple sclerosis.
The above gene variant is related to cell development, opening new prospects for cancer treatment.
Scientists have found a new technique to detect early HIV virus and monitor the development of AIDS without having to freeze plasma
Photographs of fetal development by photographer Lennart Nilsson, first introduced in Life magazine in 1965, really shocked.
Research has been carried out on rats, but more testing and extensive testing is needed in the laboratory before being applied on the human body.
Your mother used to always say that if you don't go to bed and get enough sleep, won't you grow fast and be healthy?