Create new varieties of tomatoes thanks to wild plants
This new technique could allow scientists to combine the genetic diversity of wild plants with genetic qualities determined by breeding generations.
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This new technique could allow scientists to combine the genetic diversity of wild plants with genetic qualities determined by breeding generations.
In September 2012, Séralini, a professor at Caen University, published a conclusive conclusion in the Food and Chemical Toxicology magazine about mice eating GM maize th…
Fortunately, Clade X is not a real virus, and the story we just talked about is a simulated version made by American scientists.
A group of scientists used the CRISPR / Cas9 gene modification technology to produce rice varieties with 25-31% higher yields.
By intelligence, humanity has conquered the whole planet, breaking many of the inherent rules of nature and doing unbelievable things.
According to the New York Times, French researchers have completed the genetic mapping of roses, thereby opening the opportunity to edit genes to produce pink blooms thr…
According to Technology Review, the new method of treating cotton seeds has affected beneficial internal bacteria to improve the drought tolerance of cotton.
In an article in Nature Communications, scientists said they have discovered two new strains of giant viruses in Brazil.
US scientists have studied a simple genetic modification method that helps plants lose 25% less water than normal.
Recently, scientists from the US Department of Energy's Genetic Institute had a huge discovery, when they found up to 6000 new viruses.
These bases - denoted by 4 letters G, C, A and T - are present in DNA molecules and used by every living organism to guide protein synthesis.
Each soil sample can contain hundreds to thousands of types of bacteria - most of which have yet to be determined.
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Basically, mushrooms can trade any genetic material, so the concept of gender is unnecessary, Kathie Hodge, a professor at Cornell University explained.
Owning DNA similar to humans, fruit flies were selected as experimental subjects in many Nobel-winning scientific studies.