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H1N1 virus is much more dangerous than human thought
A recent detailed study of the H1N1 flu virus shows that this is a more dangerous disease than people think.
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The first glowing monkeys in the world
Two Japanese scientists used gene implantation techniques to create monkeys with green hair, luminescent skin and blood vessels under special light.
Biology
The secret of ant's healing ability
According to US scientists, the chemical in an ant species in China can help create anti-inflammatory drugs, relieve pain and cure many other diseases.
Biology
Controversy over the name
Leading experts claim that the virus is making the whole world panic mainly because pigs bring it.
Biology
Natural anti-mosquito compound
Isolongifolenone, a natural compound found in Tauroniro (Humiria balsamifera) in North America, is found to be able to block mosquitoes and lice.
Biology
Detection of gene variants increases the risk of myocardial infarction
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Biology
Detection of genes related to high blood pressure
According to a study published on December 29, scientists at the University of Maryland (USA) have discovered a gene variant associated with high blood pressure.
Biology
Bacteria can fight dengue fever
Humans can rule out dengue through a bacterium that has the ability to halve the life cycle of infected mosquitoes.
Biology
Detection of genes that regulate brain aging
A group of Canadian and American scientists announced on January 17 that they have discovered an important gene that regulates brain aging.
Biology
Share your genetic map with the world
The Personal Genetic Information Project is recruiting 100,000 volunteers. Accordingly, a Harvard Medical University professor has posted a history of family history and…
Biology
Your child's genetic destiny?
How is your child's 'genetic destiny'? Does diabetes have a genetic background in your family?
Biology
The genome of the malaria parasite is decoded
A group of scientists from many parts of the world deciphered the parasite's genes, causing 40% of the world's 515 million malaria infections annually.
Biology
68 molecules key to understanding critical disease
Why is the origin of many serious diseases still a mystery? A scientist gave a view on an indivisible cell, a living unit, to come up with a specific answer.
Biology
Create germ cells to treat 10 difficult to treat disorders
Harvard scientists have just created germ cells for 10 genetic disorders. This allows you to look at the diseases that develop in a lab dish. This achievement, using a n…