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The world's largest sperm bank Cryos (Denmark) has decided to speak
A new work published in Molecular Psychiatry, specifically shows for the first time what genetic factors influence the depth of thinking.
Thanks to the achievements of modern medicine in the near future, humanity will overcome the phenomenon of aging and diseases caused by age. Those with a life expectancy…
The molecules present in the body of Wallaby (kangaroos) and young platypus are considered highly effective in destroying a range of multi-drug resistant bacteria.
Last week, scientists announced that it only took 6 months to produce the world's first artificial meat by using thousands of stem cells grown in the laboratory.
Genetic and educational characteristics are often thought to have the greatest impact on intelligence, but a new study found that illnesses affect IQ more than both.
Girl Hannah Harpin, 8 years old, can't play outside during summer days like other children because the hot weather can endanger her life.
The Le Monde Health (France) column on September 3 posted the article
Scientists at Stanford University in the United States have developed a computer program that can compare information about a patient's gene with the facts of the medica…
If parents are born in the same place, their children will average lower than the children of parents born and raised in remote geographies, research by the Polish team…
Scientists at Lund University (Sweden) have identified 200 genes that are chemically sensitive in humans. This has the ability to completely replace or significantly red…
Scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Western Australia have just published a breakthrough scientific study to explain why many types of cancer are…
Scientists from the British Medical Research Council have discovered that a gene can control the development and spread of prostate cancer cells.
By analyzing the genetic code of 16 members in a 9-born Swiss family without fingerprints, researchers from Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center in Israel found mutations in…