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Strange proteins of organisms like harsh environments
Recently scientists have clarified the life of bacteria in harsh environments. Research by Professor Peter Golyshin of Bangor University, with an international research…
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Dispersed or extinct?
According to a professor at the Queen's University, plants living in areas outside their natural habitat are unlikely to improve their viability when global temperatures…
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Harmful algae take advantage of global warming
We often see the blue scum hovering above the water of the reservoirs, it may even cover your favorite fishing ponds or even appear in your aquarium. Scum that is blue-g…
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3D virus image has the biggest resolution ever
Wen Jiang, an assistant professor of biological sciences at Purdue University, led the team to use a single electronic cold microscope technique to get 3D images of viru…
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Enzymes designed to protect themselves promise many medical applications
Chemists at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of Washington have recently built successful
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Proteins can be used to store digital data
Japanese scientists claim that 'protein' (protein) not only plays an important role in the brain but can also be used to perform some other functions of electronic compu…
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Right to create, create ... eyes for creatures
British scientists, Professor Nicholas Dale and Elizabeth Jones of the University of Warwick, England, injected an enzyme into the frog embryo. Strangely, just inject in…
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Bacteria create energy and purify waste water
A team of Australian researchers created a system that allows cleaning wastewater from a brewery by using energy-generating bacteria.
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Save data in ... DNA of bacteria
Today, data can be stored on floppy disks, computer chips, hard drives and, of course, papers. However, scientists have found a new, smaller storage medium but the stami…
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Farm in buildings - Sustainable solutions for urban in the 21st century
By 2050, nearly 80% of the population on Earth will settle in urban areas. From there, humanity is expected to welcome 3 billion new members. If we continue to apply far…
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Discover a new type of North American bamboo
Two botanists studying at Iowa State University and their colleagues at the University of North Carolina discovered another North American bamboo species in the Appalach…
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Sheep hybrid ... people
Under the hands of British and American scientists, the chimera of Greek mythology was first introduced to the world: a sheep has half-human organs.
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Molecules capable of walking like people now have the ability to carry goods.
A group of researchers, led by Associate Professor Ludwig Bartels of the University of California - Riverside, are the first to design a molecule with
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Preliminary genes help create salt-tolerant wheat
Two types of genes that have just been discovered from a wheat variant have provided an important step forward in breeding salt-tolerant wheat varieties.
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A new butterfly can resist plants that contain Selenium
University of Colorado Professor Elizabeth Pilon-Smits and colleagues at the University of California, Berkely reported on the ability of some plants to defend themselve…