India successfully outlines the map of tuberculosis genomes
Indian scientists have successfully outlined the map of tuberculosis genomes. This result is important to help research new drugs to treat tuberculosis.
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Indian scientists have successfully outlined the map of tuberculosis genomes. This result is important to help research new drugs to treat tuberculosis.
Researchers report that American scientists have discovered a gene that causes genetic baldness.
The identification of these 20 genes may help explain the cause of kidney disease and create a revolution in the treatment of kidney disease, according to the researcher…
Restoring the original shape of the limbs, broken bones and damaged brains can become a reality after scientists discover a particular gene.
An important gene itself, which normally protects the human body from cancer, can become the cause of many other cancers.
The gene mutation associated with schizophrenia seems to have severed the connection between the two regions of the brain responsible for memory.
British scientists have discovered the mechanism of action of the DAF-16 gene is closely related to the aging process, immunity and disease resistance in humans and anim…
The identification of more than 800 genes involved in the practice of singing of manholes can shed light on human language disorders.
Many people carry a gene variant that takes them several years in their lives.
Several days, hundreds of people rushed to Mr. Tran Van Hung's house (Phong Chau, Viet Tri, Phu Tho) to witness the 35 kgs of bean tubers that have just been harvested.
The International Aphid Genomics has successfully sequenced the Aphid aphid genome sequence harmful to agriculture.
Scientists at the University of Tokyo, Japan, said they have successfully implanted into the animal body C60 that can carry genes to apply in medical treatment.
Italian scientists have said they have found evidence to show how the virus changes the evolution of humanity.
Dutch and Swedish scientists have discovered stem cells of all types of skin cells.