Strange memory of slime mold
Mucilis, a protozoan, although it has no brain or nervous system but can move very smartly thanks to special memory.
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Mucilis, a protozoan, although it has no brain or nervous system but can move very smartly thanks to special memory.
Datura may have caused a monk to take off his clothes and perform strange actions in the forest in Germany last week.
Case Western Reserve University experts (USA) have exploited the metabolic system in cockroaches to convert into electric current.
Adanson jumping spiders have a unique distance judgment that helps them pounce on the prey without spider web. There are many different visual systems used by organisms…
Ants are famous for their diligence and diligence, but their construction skills still surprise scientists.
Singapore's Nanyang Technological University has found a way to kill drug-resistant bacteria.
Scientists from Canada and Denmark have deciphered the bacterial immune system, helping to solve the problem of drug-resistant bacteria.
During the experiment, Japanese scientists discovered mechanisms to inhibit food allergies in animal bodies.
After the small mammals escape the protection of 'parents', how will they breathe to adapt to the sudden change of environment?
Undeniably the 'impartiality' in nutrition causes weight gain, but the weightless needle that runs every month also shows that there are too many bacteria in the intesti…
Researchers at Yale University in the United States have synthesized an artificial molecule capable of boosting the immune system against HIV.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, a group of scientists from the Helmholtz Munich Center (Germany) and colleagues in England and Italy have recently discovered a new…
A new virus like HIV attacks koalas, reducing their numbers and threatening them to become extinct.
Many DNA testing companies in the world are promising to make silk and maternal love for couples based on the results of genetic analysis.
Researchers have developed a new tool that allows direct recording of bacterial attack on hosts.