Symbiogenics: Strategies to mitigate climate change impacts on rice
Scientists can make rice adapt to climate change and catastrophic consequences, by transplanting fungal spores onto rice and other seeds or crops for seeds. , according…
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Scientists can make rice adapt to climate change and catastrophic consequences, by transplanting fungal spores onto rice and other seeds or crops for seeds. , according…
Genetic researchers have revealed the Timema rod insect that lives in the dirt around the west coast of the United States that has lived for 1 million years without ever
Chinese officials acknowledge that the transgenic rice has been hedged from experimental fields, illegally on the market for many years.
Scientists have successfully corrected the animal's genetic code. This groundbreaking study can help find new treatments for current incurable diseases.
A collection of genetic information encodes all microorganisms that are in harmony in our bodies, collectively called microbiomes, forming a second human genome.
In fact, for every group of more than 3,000 people, there will be at least one part of their individual genome arranged in a sequence, so learning about individual genom…
Researchers at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered a way in which bacteria can communicate with each other through nanotubes.
A group of researchers found rice may have first appeared about 9,000 years ago in China's Yangtze River valley ...
10 years ago, humanity has established a map of human gene structure. However, so far, human genes still have many unexplored mysteries.
Recently, US scientists have discovered a new method to expand the pharmaceutical features of some crops through genetic modification.
Scientists have revealed after Dolly's death, more than three years ago they cloned and released four other sheep using cells used to create Dolly.
New varieties of tomatoes can grow in barren, alum soil and produce 30% more than regular tomatoes.
Despite being the second largest rice exporter in the world, 6.7% of Vietnam's population still lacks food. One of the reasons
On Wednesday, US scientists said they had decoded 99% of the genetic sequence of cocoa trees. This result can provide more information
A rare plant species in Japan with scientific name Paris japonica carries on it the largest genome ever known.