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India successfully outlines the map of tuberculosis genomes
Indian scientists have successfully outlined the map of tuberculosis genomes. This result is important to help research new drugs to treat tuberculosis.
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Glowing mushroom
Continuous glowing in the tropical forests of Brazil, Mycena luxaeterna is like tiny stars on the ground.
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Detection of genes that cause baldness in newborns
Researchers report that American scientists have discovered a gene that causes genetic baldness.
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Important breakthrough by identifying 20 genes in the kidney
The identification of these 20 genes may help explain the cause of kidney disease and create a revolution in the treatment of kidney disease, according to the researcher…
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Ant likes urban life
Thanks to the favorable living conditions, the coconut ant nests in the city contained several million individuals and tens of thousands of gods.
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The bizarre bacterial world
Statistics of the Institute of Aquatic Life of America published a huge number of bacteria, 10 ^ 30 new species have not yet been named.
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Create live rice varieties on saline soil
Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) have decoded the
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Detecting strange creatures in the Andes
During the study of the crater Cerro Galan in the Andes Mountains in Argentina, scientists discovered miraculous life here.
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Producing bioenergy from diseased plants
The US Cobalt company has found a way to produce bioethanol from a dead plant due to the beetle infestation.
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Discovering new stem cells in human skin and bones
Japanese researchers have published the results of a study to detect a type of adult stem cell and bone marrow bone.
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Attack strategy of salmonella bacteria
Salmonella when infecting target cells has adopted a very serious
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Create biofuel in just a few dozen minutes
Heating microalgae in high pressure cookers can speed up the production of crude oil from millions of years (in nature) to several tens of minutes.
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Detecting strange moths in the UK
The 3-millimeter, 'tiny' caterpillar, lives at Hembury Woods, Devon, England, officially recognized as an 'unprecedented animal'.
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Find ways to re-grow limbs in humans
Restoring the original shape of the limbs, broken bones and damaged brains can become a reality after scientists discover a particular gene.
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Fatty - Errors in bacteria
Undeniably the 'impartiality' in nutrition causes weight gain, but the weightless needle that runs every month also shows that there are too many bacteria in the intesti…