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Australian scientists have identified eight types of genes involved in the development of malaria parasites in human red blood cells. This opens a new direction in fight…
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Australian scientists have identified eight types of genes involved in the development of malaria parasites in human red blood cells. This opens a new direction in fight…
Not only do autistic children see the world in a different way than most of us, it seems that their parents also do it.
Researchers from the University of California, San Diago (UCSD), medical school and Ludwig Cancer Research Institute have identified a group of proteins that form chromo…
Experts from the Institute of Cytology and Genetics in Novosibirsk have developed a technology that enables effective treatment of cancer, while reducing the number of c…
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.
When a doctor asks you about your family history, is there someone around you who has cancer? They are worried about Lynch syndrome happening in you. Even so, like most…
Genetically engineered stem cells appear in 19% of ovarian cancer and 11% of stomach cancer.
There are millions of people who die each year in an era without antibiotics, and then will be a similar number in the coming years. This nightmare is named
Gamers are helping researchers answer long-standing secrets in science, thereby opening new directions in the field of genetics.
According to The Washington Post, a team of scientists used brain control to turn around 10 normal mice into
The above robot only uses a single muscle layer, allowing them to expand to mimic the rays of the rays.
The US military intends to invest $ 1 million to develop a lightweight, flexible, and durable hybrid silk spider silk jersey over steel.
Gene technology is growing to allow humans to produce pet dinosaurs.
Thanks to gene-modified technology, US soldiers in the future can run as fast as Olympic athletes and can march for days without eating or sleeping.
A team of scientists led by Ernst Bamberg at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysics in Germany has developed light switches that use light pulses to control the cells.…