Discover the secret of human biological clock
The secret of the human biological clock was discovered by scientists at the University of Washington (USA).
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The secret of the human biological clock was discovered by scientists at the University of Washington (USA).
The full moon has always been linked to the most bizarre dreams as well as the legends of wolfmen, and the scientific community began to find a solution to this phenomen…
The cycle around the Earth is so fast that the astronaut's biological clock can't keep up, leading to insomnia.
Plants, animals, fungi and some species of bacteria can assess the time of day through their circadian rhythms.
Sunflowers follow the sun thanks to the biological clock mechanism and not completely follow the light as previously predicted.
A new British study shows plants use synthetic sugar from their internal organs to determine the time of day.
According to New Zealand scientists' findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (NASP), honey bees can be a clue for scientists to find t…
Scientists at the University of California at San Diego, said they discovered three genes in plants that control their growth every day, Russia's KM site said.
It's just a worm, a small roundworm that lives in the soil - but has a great significance for biomedical and biological cycles day and night ...
Recently scientists can next time the clock engine generates a rhythm of life on Earth.
While scientists and physicists know what happens if you don't sleep 6 to 8 hours a night, they still haven't explained what really controls our sleeping needs. Research…
Mammals have two types of light-sensitive organs in the retina. They are cone and rod cells, all needed to receive the image of the surrounding environment. However, res…
The ancient Egyptians captured the mailing ability of the dove. But at that time, the miraculous ability of the postman bird was still a secret.
For the first time in the history of research, scientists have discovered the order of crowing in the morning is closely related to the social level of this species.
Scientists from the University of Manchester, UK have discovered mechanisms to help animals in the Arctic adapt to the day-night movements in the extreme.