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Accidentally picked up the
There are 4 leaves that are no longer rare, making us look red because scientists have been able to grow this kind of lucky symbol (if you like).
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Why is the song so good that our mood is better?
Genetic alterations of the dopamine D2 receptor in the brain are responsible for generating human emotional reactions after listening to music.
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The reason for President Obama's hairlessness after 8 years as President of the United States
Scientists believe Obama's hair is much worse after eight years at the White House not because of work pressure but genetics.
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Can I create hybrid animals?
Modern science has been able to create human-animal embryos, and a hybrid biology project like in Greek mythology is being carefully considered.
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Scientific explanation of travel addiction
If you are passionate about and exploring the world, it is not simply a hobby, but there is a deep root of biology.
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7 strange things about sleepwalking
Sleepiness is a phenomenon when a person suddenly wakes up and walks while still sleeping.
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Why do men have nipples?
If there is such a Almighty Creator then why did He create a man with a part that they did not use?
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Revealing the unexpected truth about the human nose
According to Dr. Adhikari at the University of London both the environment and the gene have a role in determining the shape and shape of the human nose.
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Illness hidden in famous art masterpiece
American experts found the mysterious disease of a woman in Christina's World, a picture that is considered a symbol of American painting.
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Scientific explanation for people with nearsightedness
The answers of doctors are always the same: It's because of genes and reading, using computers too much, though not necessarily.
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Humans know how to say it thanks to a genetic mutation
In a recent study, US scientists identified the FOXP2 gene mutation as a cause for human speech.
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Humans are evolving from natural selection to intellectual selection
Mankind is heading to a world without illness, with a perfect health and life for any individual on the planet.
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The secrets hidden in the human genome
When the cell matures, many of its genes will become permanently inactive. Errors in the process of 1 gene can cause disease.
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Why can humans live at a height of 2,500m?
Experts finally discovered that it is genetics that helps Ethiopians live at thousands of meters above sea level.