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The oldest blood cell on the Otzi ice mummy
According to experts, blood cells found on Otzi ice mummies are the oldest blood cells ever discovered.
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New step in reviving Woolly's long-haired mammoth
The US researchers said that the successful creation of 14 mammoth genes and implantation into elephants will bring mammoths back to Earth.
Archeology
Sponge fossils 600 million years
Chinese scientists found that the fossil fossil could help decipher the question of whether or not 600 million years ago Earth had an animal.
Archeology
Cancer is the oldest in the world
UK experts have found the cancer germ still spreading today
Archeology
Restoring mammoths from corpses
Scientists who have pioneered the Dolly cloned sheep have just planned to use frozen cells from mammoth corpses to revive ancient monsters.
Archeology
The ambition to revive the extinct breed
Professor George Church from Harvard Medical School, believes that he could reconstruct the DNA of the ancient Neanderthals and revive the extinct breed 33,000 years ago.
Archeology
The mysterious Gene made the ancient people talk
Now, researchers believe that they have explained the missing link in the evolutionary chain: a double gene named SRGAP2, which appears in the gibbon population about 2.…
Archeology
Solar cells run well after 60 years of hiding
Fred Nickson, an Aussie antique dealer, has discovered a solar cell-type device, after 60 years of operation, still works well.
Archeology
A new strain of ancient people was discovered
Scientists found an ancient strain that had never been known after analyzing DNA samples from a finger bone they found in Siberia.
Archeology
Found an intact brain from medieval times
Scientists have identified intact neurons in a brain of a mummy that has been preserved since the 13th century.
Archeology
Radioactive remains
Radioactivity is still escaping from the cells of those killed by atomic bombs in Nagasaki City, after 64 years since the disaster.
Archeology
Stone grouper re-structure the genome
Researchers have discovered that seabass grouper originating from non-jawed fish that appeared 500 million years ago suddenly re-structure their genome.
Archeology
Discover the oldest dinosaur protein
A recent study has found that fossil feet of platypus dinosaurs living 80 million years ago have the oldest proteins stored in soft tissues.
Archeology
Found the belly opening in amber
One hundred million years ago, a termite got injured and opened its belly. The resin gradually encapsulates the body and the entire termite gut.
Space science
In a zero gravity environment, do astronauts get sick easily?
Becoming an astronaut is not an easy thing when candidates have to go through a process of training and testing for months on the ground.