Detecting giant virus underneath the Indian city, copying the gene of the host
More than 20 new viruses were discovered underneath the sewer and water storage in Mumbai, India with the ability to copy and transplant genes into hosts.
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More than 20 new viruses were discovered underneath the sewer and water storage in Mumbai, India with the ability to copy and transplant genes into hosts.
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
Residents of slums living in Mumbai (India) have received a warning about the risk of attacking apricot newspapers when they hit the street.
According to a report published by the magazine ranked billionaire Ho Nhuan (China) on February 25, Beijing has
The typewriter used to be a necessary device in any office. However, with the development of science and technology, computers have gradually replaced outdated and obsol…
Angad Daryani, a 17-year-old teenager, lives in India's commercial capital, Mumbai, who is dubbed the
India on Monday asked to close all Mumbai schools within a week for fear of the spread of A / H1N1 flu.
In August, Tata Housing India plans to sell its Mumbai-based Nano technology for $ 720 a unit, built in a week but can be used for 20 years.