Cancer
This cancer cell has been nurtured for 70 years, the volume alone is more than 50 million tons
Many cancer cells are very active in the host and can continue to divide and multiply to cause untold damage.
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Cancer
Japanese scientists use worms to kill cancer cells
The team from Osaka University discovered that it is possible to encase the worms in a hydrogel shell containing compounds useful as cancer drugs.
Medicine - Health
New method can cure AIDS with just one injection
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Biology
The first cloned mouse born from dead skin: The prospect of reviving prehistoric monsters
The groundbreaking experiment with mice successfully cloned from only frozen skin cells will pave the way for humanity's daring dream: Bringing extinct creatures back fr…
New technology
Finland installs the world's first sand cell system
The Finnish company installs a battery system whose main component is about 100 tons of sand, which helps to store green energy in the form of heat for months.
New technology
Developing a prism that allows solar cells to receive maximum light at any angle
Solar cell technology now requires solar cells to absorb sunlight directly to create the highest conversion efficiency.
New technology
Hydrogen trucks create a big explosion in the electric vehicle village: 500km, refueling takes 10 minutes
While the potential of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is exciting, expanding the field remains fraught with obstacles.
Life
Science discovers the 'culprit' that makes fear ingrained in our minds
After experiencing a terrifying event, many people never forget it. The question is why does that fear cling to us, while other events are forgotten by us over time?
Cancer
Research: Breast cancer cells mainly spread quickly when the patient sleeps
The latest research shows that primary breast cancer cells are like night owls, they spread faster through the blood when the patient sleeps.
Discover science
Cells in the body are constantly renewing themselves, why do people still age?
The human body has trillions of cells. Over time, cells age and get damaged, so the cells in the human body are constantly regenerating. So why do people still age?
Space science
The Big Bang of Life - the bold theory of life on Earth?
A journalist introduces the theory of 'Life's Big Bang'. However, there are still many holes in this theory…
Health
Why does sleep loss make our eyes itchy?
Your eyes can itch because harmful oxygen molecules side effect damage the corneal cells and long-term sleep deprivation leads to corneal cell death.
New technology
Electric vehicle battery for 1,000km on a single charge
China's CATL company said on June 23 that the third-generation battery with outstanding energy efficiency will start production next year.
Health
Discovered the largest bacteria in the world the size of a human eyelash - VN Intelligence
Scientists have recently discovered the world's largest bacteria with white filaments the size of human eyelashes, found in a swamp in Guadeloupe (France), according to…
World celebrity
The life of Robert Hooke - The scientist who discovered the cell
Discovering the cell and many outstanding achievements in the fields of mathematics and mechanics, Robert Hooke died of scurvy and was never married.