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Strange beer made from umbilical hair
The exotic beer invented by an Australian company is expected to be on display at the Australian Beer Festival in 2016. If you are a beer crusher, would you dare to try…
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How does your body change after drinking beer?
How does the brain, vision, bladder, blood sugar or cardiovascular system change after you drink a beer?
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Learn the history of beer
One of the oldest drinks people have ever made. Beer dates back to the 5th millennium BC and has been recorded in ancient texts of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia civiliza…
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Mushrooms - from assassins to companions for dinner
Rust is a nightmare caused by fungi that makes the crop look like it's burned.
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What makes the world's top beer?
Lager beer lovers always believe that their number one beer is the most special. But perhaps they will have to prepare this drink at Oktoberfest beer festival in October.
Archeology
Successfully recreate the world's oldest beer from the wreck
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
Archeology
Discovered a 5,000-year-old brewery in northern China
Researching residues on an ancient ceramic vase, scientists discovered the earliest evidence of beer production in China and a 5,000-year-old brewing recipe.
Archeology
Beer has yeast extracted from whale fossils 35 million years
Researchers have discovered the yeast that makes beer on whale fossils for 35 million years ...
Space science
American students raise ambitions to cook beer especially on the moon
According to Sputniknews, students from the University of California in San Diego are participating in the Lab2Moon competition, a major award of which is to carry out t…
Biology
Successfully tested human gene implants on yeast
Scientists have discovered that when transplanted human genes, yeast cells can still continue to function and develop.
Biology
Creating multicellular life in vitro
For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
Biology
Kill fruit flies with biotechnology
Scientists have collaborated and successfully researched a new method of eradicating fruit flies, achieving approximately 100% efficiency without being harmful to the en…
Biology
One step closer to artificial life
Researchers at J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) have published results describing the method in which the entire genome of Mycoplasma mycoides is copied in a yeast cell.
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.
Biology
Why is it different from yeast cells?
The relationship between mother and child can be very difficult to understand. Why can mother and daughter be so different? Northwestern research shows how this can happ…