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What does the world's youngest bug look like?
Recently, scientists have published the world's smallest insect, with the size of a single-celled organism.
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Pigs and applications in medicine - biology
The pig is a familiar animal for everyone. Pork is a popular food in daily meals, especially on the occasion of Tet holiday. In the field of bio-medicine, pigs also have…
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The 'amazing' world of bacteria in the human body
A new study confirms the usefulness and importance of bacteria for the human body.
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Life cycle of monarch butterfly
The life of the monarch consists of four stages, from egg laying to maturity and lasting for one month.
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The virus is a living creature and it shares its ancestors with modern cells
The virus is a living creature, and in the old days it also has cells like bacteria, fungi, plants and even animals today. That was the surprising conclusion of scientis…
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Learn the glowing mechanism of fireflies
Certainly everyone used to have a childhood attached to a bug named fireflies, a light flickering every night that any child is interested and curious.
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'New weapon' against antimicrobial from synthetic sugar
Experts from the University of Queensland (Australia) have found a group of synthetic sugars that can bind and destroy bacterial cell walls, opening up the ability to cr…
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What do scientists do to revive dinosaurs?
The resurrection of dinosaurs is extremely difficult and unlike what we saw in the movie.
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Why peanut leaves closed when it was dark
Dr. Tran Hop, former lecturer of University of Natural Sciences, National University of Ho Chi Minh City, said: Small leaflet of dual leaves of peanut with pistachio is…
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Scientists want to close the barcode on sperm and egg cells
Barcodes and QR codes have become very popular and are played on most products today. A way to manage and help buyers check product information.
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Successfully tested human gene implants on yeast
Scientists have discovered that when transplanted human genes, yeast cells can still continue to function and develop.
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Create chicken in the laboratory
After two years of successful beef production in the laboratory, scientists are turning to chicken research.
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Can revive mammoths
A group of international experts completed the genetic sequence of fine-haired mammoths, to study the extinct species and hope to revive them.
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Close up of the world's smallest vampire
The world's smallest blood-sucking vampire is called Vampyrella. It is a nightmare for all species of algae, bacteria, fungi.
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4 types of parasites that are extremely dangerous to eat meat
In the process of exploring the world of parasites, scientists have discovered four types of particularly dangerous parts such as eyes, tongue, meat and human brain.