Discovering the longest living grass in the planet
Sophie Arnaud-Haond, a scientist from the French Research Institute, and her colleagues sampled from 40 seagrass beds Posidonia oceanica on an area up to 3,500km long. T…
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Sophie Arnaud-Haond, a scientist from the French Research Institute, and her colleagues sampled from 40 seagrass beds Posidonia oceanica on an area up to 3,500km long. T…
For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
The multicellular organism Halicephalobus mephisto lives at a depth of more than 3.5 km (deeper than any other known creature) found in the Witwatersrand basin, near Joh…
When it comes to cellular communication networks, a primitive single-celled bacterium called Monosiga brevicollis outperforms animals with billions of cells. Researchers…
What are the common characteristics of a cell and a cell-structure choanoflagellate? Definitely more than what we can know. A new study of the choanoflagellate genome sh…
It seems that evolution into multicellular organisms is due to the interaction between different selective trends when changing the level of organism?
The ancient worm revived after 42,000 years of buried under permafrost promises to help scientists achieve a breakthrough in freezing technology.
Sponges are present on Earth 100 million years earlier than today's animals.
Under hard rock a few kilometers deep of the Earth's crust, in the absence of oxygen, high temperatures and high pressures seem to be unable to survive, living organisms…
Eating for a body that does not own organs seems to be
Every year millions of people around the world are diagnosed with cancer. Each of them dreamed of winning the battle against cancer.
Recently, scientists at the University of California have discovered a factor that prolongs life expectancy for people up to 500 years from the gene of a small worm call…