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Scientists discovered that when the biological bacteria Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, they prefer to live in lesions that are precursors to colon…
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Scientists discovered that when the biological bacteria Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, they prefer to live in lesions that are precursors to colon…
After performing genomic methylation in a group of patients, the team found that breast phyllodes tumors had unique methylation compared to normal breast tissue and that…
Gio Thu is one of the typical dishes of Vietnamese people during Tet. However, pork sausage contains a lot of fat and calories, so you should not eat too much to avoid w…
A video of thousands of crocodiles became the focus of the online community last week, with 10.3 million views after just a few days of posting.
Geneticist George Church is trying to revive the woolly mammoth that went extinct 4,000 years ago.
A team of paleontologists recently discovered 10 previously unknown species of ancient mammals with the help of reaping ants.
Although people tried many ways, trees still could not grow in this city. The government has offered a huge prize, but it seems
'Army' of thousands of native spider crabs appear in shallow waters off Australia's southern coast. They clustered into giant crab mounds underwater, some as tall as a p…
Looking through the image, everyone is curious to come and admire this strange golden rock.
British wildlife enthusiast Robert Fuller set up cameras in locations around Yorkshire to capture close-ups of owls' nests.
Archaeologists have found that the giant Tathagata Buddha statue in the Longmen Grottoes in Henan may have been plated with gold, silver and encrusted with colored glass.
Elon Musk says his next goal is to build 100 Starship spacecraft a year and send 1 million people to Mars by 2050.
Why are some creatures able to survive thousands of meters deep, where there is terrible water pressure and extremely harsh habitats?
Radiocarbon dating inadvertently reveals an astonishing civilization where timeless technology, several hundred to several thousand years ahead of the rest of the world,…
Ancient Australians and Americans ate billions of oysters for thousands of millennia