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The team of 17 people from the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) has just created the largest artificial DNA ever by synthesizing and assembling 582,970 base pairs of a b…
We always wonder why different human strains are born from the same origin. Just like children with different hair colors like gold, black, brown, red are born from pare…
6.45 am on December 21, everyone at the molecular biotechnology laboratory (Department of Biology, Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences) bursts out of happine…
A lifelong beetle crawling in grains cannot recognize all colors, and its eyesight doesn't follow normal rules. Most other insects can see 3 colors: they are very sensit…
Mushrooms do not clearly divide males but they have sex differences. A new finding by Duke University Medical Center has revealed some of the earliest forms of fungi tha…
Japanese and American scientists have discovered a new technique that can turn skin cells into stem cells. This information was published on Wednesday by the worldwide p…
From the familiar wild daisies to bizarre orchids, extremely diverse flowers with numerous numbers. But in fact, they all exploded in a short era - one shot
US and Japanese researchers have created genetically modified plants that can withstand drought and need very little water. This finding could facilitate the production…
According to a recent study, a variation of a gene involved in neuronal communication in mice has a direct effect on alcohol consumption in rats. Researchers do not know…
Genetic evidence found that the evolution of humanity is accelerating, it does not level off or only increases at a regular pace as the researchers still think. Thus, it…
Korean scientists have created fluorescently modified cats in the body, to find ways to treat genetic diseases in humans. This has caused cats to glow in the dark when e…
Hydrogen sulphide, or H2S, is a rotten egg-smelling compound that has been successfully used by researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Center for Cancer Research to make the…
Researcher David Featherstone, of the University of Illinois at Chicago, led the team who discovered that sexual orientation in fruit flies is controlled by an unknown n…
The Physcomitrella moss still retains its primitive appearance, bearing similarities to the first plants that appeared on land about 450 million years ago. Only with a v…
Yale University scientists have demonstrated that, not only are sex hormones characterized by the ability to make a difference in behavior between males and females, but…