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Scientists have discovered that plants move every minute and follow the cycle as if they had their own
Fungi mushroom is one of the most rare and precious fungi in Vietnam besides Ganoderma, Thai Duong mushroom, Thuong Hoang mushroom ...
Japan has long been famous for pursuing perfection in all things so it is no wonder that this obsession affects both the fruit and fruit trade.
Looking at the green leaves, the heart shape is so beautiful, but anyone who doubts this species contains a poison with tremendous mental damage.
Heart-shaped leaves, big, wide, leaf tips with pointed tips and feathers on the underside ... are the differences of the carnation found in Hai Phong after more than 100…
Many people find it extremely interesting to discover the heart shape of a beetle before Valentine's Day.
Scientists have grown a genetically modified tomato, creating a series of amino acids that help reduce blood clots in the arteries.
Smelling remote smoke poisoned, dilated pupils, lethargy are fatal symptoms of poisonous plants such as oleander, castor, poisonous water ... caused to victims.
A new study has found that genes play an important role in maintaining the stability of heartbeat.
A group of Swedish researchers have discovered the ability of adult heart muscle cells to innovate.
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The most promising application of stem cells comes from the ability to transform into many different mature cells with full functionality. Stem cells are a potential sou…
SAN FRANCISCO: Scientists have created heart attacks or other wounds on mice but these mice have quickly recovered thanks to the help of Nano technology. If the new trea…
The inter-species organ transplant project is nearing its feasibility as the world's first pig herd has been genetically modified to promise new therapies for many disea…
Australian researchers have successfully cultivated heart tissue in the laboratory, which is considered the first breakthrough in the world that could lead to the creati…