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Photographs of the world of microorganisms, viruses and microscopic objects under the magnification of the microscope - a mystical world with deadly beauty but also full…
The photo contest with the microbiological world through microscopy was established by the Institute of Biotechnology, Queen Mary University in London.
Stunning images capture the glowing blue coast in the dark night by microorganisms.
Dozens of spacecraft, machines, satellites, telescopes are sent to Mars to search for life on this planet. Some studies bring unexpected results, but there are still thi…
Three young Vietnamese scientists were honored to receive scholarships from the National Science Research Scholarship Program ...
We have heard about donating bone marrow, sperm, blood, even breast milk. And do you believe it?
You already know that, in your intestinal tract, there is now a diversity of microorganisms. They don't just sit there and wait for your next meal.
According to BusinessInsider, microbiologist at New York University, Philip Tierno, said that if left too long, the microorganisms that live in the folds of the sheets c…
Colorless drinks can contain many different chemicals and algae that many people don't expect.
What causes us to be unable to preserve food forever in boxes?
The use of toothbrushes and toothpaste for oral hygiene is done daily by people. But history invented them, not everyone knows. Let's learn about the interesting biograp…
Are you obese and want to lose weight? A balanced diet with exercise sessions will be the right solution for you.
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) can help improve people's lives, but they also have the potential to turn into evil monsters.
People who use probiotics (or yogurt containing probiotics) often have lower blood pressure, according to a new study published in Hypertension.
A group of Chinese and Danish researchers have identified more than 500 types of intestinal microorganisms and 800 viruses that can attack these microorganisms.