Stem cells are suitable for swinging action
US scientists found that stem cells prefer to be swayed and moved gently, in the same way, but more so when they are in the mother's womb.
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US scientists found that stem cells prefer to be swayed and moved gently, in the same way, but more so when they are in the mother's womb.
The Greeks seem to have a reason to build the legendary Centaur, a half-horse and half-human monster. This can become a reality through a command to allow the hybridizat…
LTS: It is no wonder that Australian Prime Minister John Howard of the host of the APEC summit this year raised the issue of climate change (from emissions) as the main…
According to researchers at Ohio State University, one day it will be possible to meet an increasing demand for alternative energy sources. They used microbial fluids fr…
Scientists are studying new ways to harness the sun's rays, and ultimately make it less expensive for solar users.
Researchers at the University of Toronto have discovered that in addition to the total number of countable genes there is something else that causes genetic differences…
The apple is both crispy and sweet, and the fruit is soft and spongy, pale and tasteless, even though they are born on the same mother tree. Are those light apples witho…
US scientists have confirmed that Korean scientist Hwang Woo-suk, who was deposed because of a false report of human embryonic stem cell production, actually inadvertent…
On August 8, 2007, Japanese geneticists officially announced the creation of the world's first fourth-generation cloned pig - an important achievement in the field of su…
A group of Brooklyn college researchers have broken long-held belief that there is no direct pathway between matter outside the cell and the cell nucleus.
This is an intriguing idea: Instead of discharging carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels into the air, recapture it with photosynthesis. Then it can be convert…
Despite the exciting training schedule with the Singapore national swimming team and the rigorous research course at Raffles College, Nicholas Tan Xue-Wei - 18-year-old…
VNA leads new research results published by McMaster University scientists, has discovered a new characteristic of the original embryonic cells, opening up the prospect…
Studies published last week by three different research groups showed that it is possible to reprogram normal skin cells into an embryonic stem cell in mice. The race no…
By inserting tiny magnetic particles into a living cell and activating them with a magnetic tweezers, scientists at the University of Twente, the Netherlands, have a bet…