Habit queues determined by genetic genes
According to the latest research by scientists, queuing behavior is not only a polite expression, but also a human instinct, determined by genetic genes.
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According to the latest research by scientists, queuing behavior is not only a polite expression, but also a human instinct, determined by genetic genes.
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Australian scientists are getting closer to the finish line in understanding the cause of breast cancer, when it first identified the mutations of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
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American doctors have released a new innovative method to treat brain tumors: using a special fishing rod to remove cancer cells from the brain.
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In the British journal Lancet, experts say there is no evidence that the current top-line anti-influenza drug is completely effective against the H5N1 virus and may be r…
This tool was developed by a team of computer scientists from Rice University, and received investments from the US military and Google.