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He bred successfully to produce a plant for fish oil
For the first time, a plant containing nutrients in fish oil was successfully bred by genetic modification in the UK.
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Research genes to breed more spicy peppers
Scientists have sequenced the chili genome and discovered genes that make peppers spicy.
Biology
Why is the petunia flower green?
A study that completely sheds light on this flaw, helps solve the mystery that has lasted for decades about the exotic green color of the flower.
Biology
Amborella DNA sequences shed light on the origin of flowering plants
DNA of legendary plants provides insight into the evolution of flowering plants.
Biology
More scary mutations than genetic changes?
Last July, Monsanto withdrew its sale of genetically modified seeds with biotechnology in the EU, which paved the way for competitors to challenge Monsanto's market shar…
Biology
Use genetically modified insects to replace chemicals
Thousands of genetically modified insects developed by British scientists are about to be deployed to many European fields, as an alternative to chemical pesticides.
Biology
Japan finds a new rice variety that can withstand drought
According to Nature Genetics magazine on August 4, a group of Japanese biologists expertly created a new rice variety with deep roots that can maintain high yields even…
Biology
Purple tomatoes were born
Thanks to genetic engineering, scientists created purple tomatoes, which are better than regular tomatoes and bring many benefits to human health.
Biology
Stunned to find bacteria in the brain
Scientists were completely surprised when they discovered the bacteria in the brain because so far, the human brain has been seen as an inviolable stronghold for bacteri…
Biology
Decode the genome bamboo Moso
Chinese scientists have reported that they have successfully decoded the genome of the moso bamboo, hoping to improve the bamboo and its application to replace wood.
Biology
DNA lice reveal human migration
New research results published in PLOS ONE also show that efforts to remove blood-sucking parasites may need to focus on local communities, rather than trying to destroy…
Biology
Genetically modified plants grow constantly
In a groundbreaking study, scientists in Germany transformed genes, creating tobacco plants that grew constantly.
Biology
US science successfully decodes the genome of wheat
A group of US scientists on November 28 said they have made great strides in decoding the genome of wheat, an essential agricultural product, inherently famous for its c…
Biology
Seedless watermelon with apples
After the square watermelon, from the summer of 2013, many water fruits fans will enjoy apple-sized watermelons.
Biology
Published a complete map of the genetic variation of rice
A research team from China and Japan has published a complete map of the gene variants of rice, which supplies food for half of the planet's population.