Biology
The process of yeast reproduction does not have mating genes
A type of sexual cycle pathogenic yeast is able to turn into sexual intercourse in spite of a lack of reproductive genes.
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Biology
The world's first human camel was born
The world's first humanized camel was born at the camel reproduction center in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) weighing 30 kg.
Biology
America: 'Rebirth' girl died 7 years ago
Recently, Panayiotis Zavos - an American gynecologist, made a bold decision: 'reborn' a girl who died 7 years ago by asexual reproduction.
Biology
Parasites only mate when enough
On the Science page this week, he and his colleagues at the National Institutes of Health reported that they finally found the answer: putting enough Leishmania individu…
Biology
Genes decide 'women's life expectancy'
Scientists have found genes that determine when to start and end a woman's reproductive function.
Biology
Termites do not necessarily have to reproduce sexually
Scientists at the University of North Carolina and three other universities in Japan have demonstrated for the first time that lords can reproduce in both sexual and ase…
Biology
'Western salary of women' in the ant world
US scientists have found a tropical ant species reproduce without mating with males. Their team is full of ants.
Biology
Festival for drinking water
Although brutally beaten by males during mating, females of beetle eating pea are still excited and constantly come back many times to
Biology
Bitten by the biting just because she lied
The members of the royal family are always ready to attack the female worker ants who intentionally perform the reproductive function.
Biology
The small fungus reproduces sexually when it infects the host
A fungus called microsporidia that causes chronic diarrhea in AIDS patients has recently been listed as a member of the mushroom family.
Biology
Collembola regulates reproduction to adapt to the environment
Flexibility in reproduction - the ability to adjust the reproductive process and characteristics of progeny depending on social and environmental conditions - is an esse…
Biology
No sexual reproduction but still gene exchange
From where do we have our own genome? If it is an animal, a gene comes from a parent's conception, and that's it. There is no subsequent combination of DNA unless we hav…
Biology
DNA is the focal point of reproductive activity
According to a new study published by Imperial biologist in PNAS in April, there is one type of wild yeast every 1,000 generations of asexual reproduction that exists in…
Biology
Scientist Hwang Woo-suk actually created human stem cells
US scientists have confirmed that Korean scientist Hwang Woo-suk, who was deposed because of a false report of human embryonic stem cell production, actually inadvertent…
Biology
Asexual reproduction: Promises many important applications
On February 23, 1996, scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland announced success in giving Dolly asexual reproduction. Since then it has been 10 years, wearing d