The human brain has immune cells that separate us from primates, but it is also a weakness
A type of immune cell found only in humans that persists throughout an individual's development, remaining present even into adulthood.
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A type of immune cell found only in humans that persists throughout an individual's development, remaining present even into adulthood.
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The concept of aging was described in the mid-20th century as a trade-off in cell reproduction and maintenance.
Scientists have found that miscarriages are often caused by the wrong number of chromosomes, also known as 'selfish chromosomes'.
A new study on osteoporosis in astronauts shows that astronauts who fly into space for about 6 months have the same level of osteoporosis as an elderly person with the d…
The human body has trillions of cells. Over time, cells age and get damaged, so the cells in the human body are constantly regenerating. So why do people still age?
Many people have sleep disorders in the summer due to the phenomenon of long days and short nights, the body reduces the production of hormones that stimulate sleep.
When you think of mutants, you're sure to picture superhumans flying and shooting lasers from their eyes. But it's not.
No one thinks that their smooth skin can look very 'colorful' under UV light, right?
The 22-year-old man is faced with the miserable condition of having 10 different personalities, unable to leave the house on his own.
One study explains why humans usually die around the age of 80, while other mammals live much shorter or longer lives.
This natural defense against cancer-causing mutations is thought to be what keeps some long-term smokers from getting lung cancer.
In the history of criminal investigation, there have been many examples of investigators trying to discover new techniques to identify criminals.
An international team of scientists has discovered that the mechanism of human fingerprint formation does not lie deep in the skin but correlates with the development of…
A team of Korean researchers has tested the ability to control regions of the brain with beams of light, this technology promises to be able to treat epilepsy, muscle sp…