Ancient viruses hidden in genes can play an important role in addiction
An unusual version of retrovirus that lies between genes involved in chemical reactions in the brain is found more often in addicts than the rest of the population.
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An unusual version of retrovirus that lies between genes involved in chemical reactions in the brain is found more often in addicts than the rest of the population.
According to the World Health Organization, by the end of 2017, about 37 million people have contracted HIV globally.
Recently, a team at Northwestern University has identified two proteins in methanotrophic bacteria that can exploit heavy metals from the environment and consume greenho…
Flowering of many plants begins with awareness of the length of the day, occurring in leaves. Some flowers bloom in short days and others bloom when days are long.
In an article in Nature Communications, scientists said they have discovered two new strains of giant viruses in Brazil.
US scientists have studied a simple genetic modification method that helps plants lose 25% less water than normal.
These bases - denoted by 4 letters G, C, A and T - are present in DNA molecules and used by every living organism to guide protein synthesis.
This is a prestigious award awarded annually to scientists created by Silicon Valley leaders.
By 2050 there will be 150 million people worldwide are at risk of falling into protein deficiency directly related to the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere.
Do plants have types of blood? A Japanese botanist claims to have. He studied more than 500 plant varieties (closed seeds) and bare seeds saw 60 varieties of blood type…
The virus is a living creature, and in the old days it also has cells like bacteria, fungi, plants and even animals today. That was the surprising conclusion of scientis…
Despite the seemingly unmoving appearance, trees still act as fathers and mothers for their children, according to a new study.
Spider silk is a very special material, it is lightweight and highly elastic but stronger than steel.
According to a reporter in Pretoria, AgriProtein recently started construction of a fly farm on the first industrial scale in Cape Town, South Africa.
For the first time, scientists have discovered how parasitic bacteria can turn plants into living corpses, like in animals.