Nucleotic synthesis has hope in treating cancer
Through experiments with animals, Japanese researchers have discovered nucleotides that carry the genetic information contained in the liver to synthesize according to a…
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Through experiments with animals, Japanese researchers have discovered nucleotides that carry the genetic information contained in the liver to synthesize according to a…
According to the report from researchers from the University of Wisconsin (USA) announced on April 4, the relationship between higher education level and life expectancy…
The new finding shows that mastering two languages creates a change in brain activity. It can profoundly affect the brain, even improve cognitive abilities that are un…
THX reported on March 8, a new study showed that muscle DNA molecules were chemically altered after only 20 minutes of moderate intensity exercise.
Urine of people who eat canned foods daily has abnormally high levels of bisphenol A (BPA).
Children living with depression have a higher risk of behavioral and emotional disorders, according to research by New York University (USA) scientists.
Excessive game play can cause some changes in the brain, causing behavioral problems and concentration.
Researchers say only a high dose of hallucinogenic fungus psilocybin can also change people's personality, making them more open, not just hours but even years.
Australian Medical Journal recently published a new study that there is a lot of evidence that the exploitation and burning of coal is very harmful to health and can ser…
According to Xinhua News Agency, according to a study published on September 9, managing others at work will lead to structural changes in the brain, good protection of…
Scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Western Australia have just published a breakthrough scientific study to explain why many types of cancer are…
The amount of healthy sperm in Chinese men began to decline when they turned 30, according to research by scientists at the Shanghai Institute of Birth Planning (China).
Biochemists at Emory University School of Medicine, USA, have identified the Lsb2 protein in yeast that can promote spontaneous prion formation. This protein is unstable…
While some people don't have moles, some people have 1.2, others don't count moles. Where does the mole come from?
Biological textbooks have always said that the main function of sex is to promote genetic diversity. However, Henry Heng does not agree with this view.