Symbols of galaxies are the result of intense collisions
Stunning bright stars, symbols of galaxies like the Milky Way, can be fragments from violent collisions with other planets.
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Stunning bright stars, symbols of galaxies like the Milky Way, can be fragments from violent collisions with other planets.
According to calculations, people who smoke on a pack of cigarettes a day have a much higher risk of ejaculation disorders than those who do not smoke. A recent study ha…
A type of parasite in the brain can make you unable to control your anger, as always as if you want to explode.
Scientists have come up with an effective way to deal with swarming disorders in bees: establishing a sperm bank for them.
This finding reveals many interesting things about the evolution of the brain, contributing to explaining the mechanism of mental disorders.
The gene mutation associated with schizophrenia seems to have severed the connection between the two regions of the brain responsible for memory.
The identification of more than 800 genes involved in the practice of singing of manholes can shed light on human language disorders.
Earlier this week, researchers announced that they had found molecular markers of colony collapse disorder (CCD), which killed one-third of honey bees in the United Stat…
There are similarities in brain disorders in insects and people with migraines, strokes and seizures. This opens up new directions for treating pharmaceuticals for these…
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…
According to a new study, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be useful for Kenyan nomads. Scientists have demonstrated that ADHD-related DRD4 gene versi…
The roundworm C. elegans, the main subject of research, may be the key to opening the door to one of the central biological mysteries: Why we sleep. Researchers at the U…
The mice born without key brain proteins were like being forced to rub their faces until they bleed and were afraid to dare to get out of the corner. When offered an alt…
Genetically engineered mice lacking single enzymes in the brain are more adept at learning than their siblings, and quickly identify the changing environment.
Based on scientists' reports, human stem cells are taken from pregnancy as well as from the fetus; Both can delay the neuropathy in rats, stimulating these cells to move…