Video: Gene mutation helps bacteria resistant to antibiotics
The whole world is facing the situation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria increasing due to the mutation of the gene.
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The whole world is facing the situation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria increasing due to the mutation of the gene.
Human-eating bacteria can enter the body through an open underwater wound or eating seafood on the bottom.
Scientists warn climate change is melting permafrost, which can release many dangerous bacteria and viruses that are dangerous to humans.
A Kazakh woman suddenly discovers blue light emanating from the belly of the herring while preparing dinner.
Bacteria can become a building material in the future, with environmentally friendly and energy-saving characteristics.
The scene of the horrors of the honey bees when confronted with giant Japanese bees is many times larger than they are recorded in a vivid video.
The Intel ISEF (International Science and Engineering Fair) International Fair for Science and Technology Fair 2013 takes place in Phoenix (Arizona, USA) from 12 to 17 M…
In a CIA-organized closed-door seminar, US scientists warned the US Intelligence Agency that a new type of biological weapon will appear on Earth. According to the CIA r…
Thanks to the discovery of new bacteria and their adaptive environment, it can be used to prevent diseases in aquaculture and agriculture.
Penicillin is the first antibiotic that medical scientists discovered. As with some other research results, the discovery of antibiotics is the result of coincidence and…
On the windy hill next to Highway 1 through the territory of Suoi Tan commune, Cam Lam district (Khanh Hoa), there is a grave of a foreigner who has rested for 71 years.
All babies born after 1977, who enjoyed a childhood vaccination program, owe something to Henderson.
Having never officially studied medicine, with great contributions, Louis Pasteur is still regarded as a great physician and honored.
American physicist William Wid has collected ideas from more than 1,000 scientists and has since made a list of the most annoying specialties in this area.
In 2012, chemistry professor Jennifer A. Doudna of Berkeley University discovered a promising CRISPR-based tool that could be used to customize DNA genetics correctly.