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Roses are coming soon
According to the New York Times, French researchers have completed the genetic mapping of roses, thereby opening the opportunity to edit genes to produce pink blooms thr…
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Up to 3000 different bacteria live on paper money
In a research project to identify DNA on paper money at New York University, the researchers found that currencies are the refuge of hundreds of different types of bacte…
Biology
Discover 18 strains of virus originating from mice
Scientists have published 18 viruses found in 133 mice living in New York City (USA).
Biology
Billions of cicadas will
According to scientists, between April and the end of May, the skies of Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia will be fu…
Biology
Find the common ancestor of every species on Earth
Dr. William Duax and colleagues at the University of Buffalo in New York (USA) have created a new evolutionary tree by comparing proteins from genes of organisms stored…
Biology
Discovering bees 'licking sweat to live'
American experts have discovered a new species of bees that feed in a very unusual way in New York City: licking sweat people to live. A new bee is in the city with the…
Biology
New York has a headache because bugs suck blood
Bed bugs in New York leave the bed and march to famous and luxurious places, frightening many tourists ...
Biology
Ants will discover the aging process in humans
Dr. Danny Reinberg, of New York University, was awarded the ants' epigenetics research to help determine the impact of lifestyle and environment on genes.
Biology
Stem cell function in normal cells of plants
Conventional cells are able to replace lost organs in plants discovered by researchers at New York University's Center for Genomics and Biological Systems and Utrecht Un…
Biology
Geneva experiment station with a war on smallpox virus in plum trees
When two plum trees and a peach tree in Niagara County, NY, responded positively to the plum pox virus (PPV) in 2006, a group that killed the virus immediately acted but…
Biology
Store DNA from plants around the world
New York Botanical Garden may be best known for its blooming flowers, but garden researchers are working hard to capture DNA from thousands of plants around the world.
Biology
Bacteria that wear 'invisibility cloak' escape the human immune system
University of York scientists have described this as an important step in the mechanism of bacteria used to avoid our immune system.
Biology
Mouse carnivore
A species of carnivorous plants recently found by ecologist Charles Clarke (James Cook University) in a quagmire, near the Jardine River National Park, Cape York, Queens…
Biology
The United States promoted the use of ethanol fuel
For the first time, New York State and the United States, two gas stations began offering ethanol fuel services to the public. This type of fuel is being encouraged to b…
Animal world
The mysterious duck caused an American social network storm
The lone duckling stood out in the middle of New York Central Park, causing photographers and strollers to rush to watch.