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Do you have a sad memory, a bad date for a few years but still can't forget?
American scientists have succeeded in developing a type of tissue that has a three-dimensional structure of the mouse brain and can live in the lab for more than two mon…
Research shows that male smells can cause fear in mice, thereby falsifying experimental results.
Recent studies in mice show that older mice become healthier and have improved nervous system after being transfused from younger mice.
Recently, the Allen Institute of Brain Research Science in Seattle (USA) has published for the first time a complex diagram of mammalian brains.
This is the conclusion made by scientists based on the results of experiments on animals.
Scientists try to find a way to help the brain get out of fear, obsessed with painful memories.
Through mouse experiments, US scientists found that males can still reproduce even though most genes are removed on the Y chromosome.
According to Nature Cell Biology, the scientists used mouse embryonic stem cells to induce human stem cells to become urinary state - the initial form of human kidneys.
By acting on a gene, scientists can increase the average mouse life to an additional 20%. If this method is applied, the average life expectancy of humans can increase b…
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The US scientists said that from the kidney of a laboratory mouse, they successfully reproduced the kidney with biological techniques, opening new hope in supporting and…
For the first time in a laboratory a gene therapy has successfully restored olfactory ability in mice, opening new hopes for treating congenital olfactory loss or human…
The sounds of vehicles, honking, noise ... no definite frequencies and rhythms destroy the auditory center on the brain and negatively affect the behavior of the mice ta…
A research group led by Dr. Megan Sykes of Columbia University Medical Center has successfully created a human immune mouse, a type of mouse that helps the infected host…