Archeology
The British gene is associated with Iraqis and Syrians
A recent study shows that more than 10,000 years ago most British were descendants of farmers migrating from Iraq and Syria.
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Archeology
Japanese people are genetically related to ancient Peruvian people
Japanese and people who once settled in Southern Peru more than 1,000 years ago had a genetic relationship.
Archeology
King Tutankhamun may have a daughter
Egyptian scientists are examining the DNA of two embalmed fetuses found in Tutankhamun's tomb to find out if they are children of the young emperor.
Archeology
Arab genes in the Iron Age tomb of Denmark
An ancient Danish with an Arab gene group - part of a DNA study - shows that Scandinavian people 2,000 years ago are more genetically diverse today.
Biology
Atlas of the most common bacteria in the soil
Each soil sample can contain hundreds to thousands of types of bacteria - most of which have yet to be determined.
Biology
Fruit flies - animals that contribute to six Nobel prizes
Owning DNA similar to humans, fruit flies were selected as experimental subjects in many Nobel-winning scientific studies.
Biology
Human genome detection contains DNA of ancient viruses
At least 8% of your DNA belongs to strange races and is made up of virus-derived pieces, not human. In fact, pieces of virus that often lurk within the genome of anythin…
Biology
Why do black parents have blue, white eyes?
Previously in Europe, there have been many cases where African parents have white children ...
Biology
Strange gene experiments
There are crazy genetic engineering experiments that seem to have a very realistic purpose: doubling population, reviving corpses, making mosquitoes not carrying malaria…
Biology
High-starch diets have helped the brain get bigger?
Scientists have come up with a major hypothesis that a starch-rich diet has helped our human brains grow larger.
Biology
Detecting microscopic differences of twins and eggs
In the era of modern genetic technology, police can often identify a suspect through a small hair or blood droplet collected at the scene. However, their techniques may…
Biology
Successfully created deadly flu virus in the laboratory
Scientists have created a 1918 Spanish flu strain strain, a flu strain
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
The Timema stick 'rests on the pillow' for 1 million years
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
Biology
Looking back at 10 years of publication of human gene map
10 years ago, humanity has established a map of human gene structure. However, so far, human genes still have many unexplored mysteries.