Detect unexpected effects from the venom of super-poisonous spiders
Scientists in Australia have achieved a significant breakthrough when using spider venom as an analgesic without causing side effects.
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Scientists in Australia have achieved a significant breakthrough when using spider venom as an analgesic without causing side effects.
The key D1 protein in photosynthesis of rice is genetically modified in the cytoplasm, helping to increase yield and heat tolerance.
The researchers found giant viruses invading cells through a special star-shaped structure on the crust.
New research published in the FASEB journal suggests that Chaetopterus marine worm mucus could become a long-term light source for future technology.
Manzamine A, a natural product derived from certain groups of sponges, is thought to prevent the growth of cervical cancer cells.
The researchers created a patch containing 400 microscopic needles that inject the prickly protein into the skin to create antibodies that kill the nCoV.
Playing games is not just a way to kill time in between seasons. With this puzzle game, you can help find the cure for the Covid-19 epidemic.
Fat is something that always exists on an animal's body, but in fact they are very biodegradable and cannot exist in the form of fossils like bones.
The strain that causes Covid-19 disease is spreading worldwide. There are at least 6 strains of this virus that infect humans.
Researchers have found DNA traces inside a fossilized dinosaur skull.
Acfer 086 meteorite found in Algeria was used by scientists using new analytical techniques, first found a protein in outer space.
The finding helps find out how SARS-CoV-2 spreads as well as the source and how to deal with this new strain.
The virus was found to be about 15 times the size of normal, contains ribosomes and is capable of performing DNA instructions to build proteins.
The researchers said that the antiviral activity of AGO4 protein opens up hope of developing treatments for many viruses at the same time.
Thousands of years ago in the Heslington area of England, a man's body began to decompose. Meat and offal became muddy, hair turned to dust, but bones remained and mor…