The human ancestors lived about 239,000 years ago?
By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
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By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
The document describing UFO sightings and landings has been published on an official database of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
A group of about 70 scientists worldwide have proposed to establish one
New York Botanical Garden may be best known for its blooming flowers, but garden researchers are working hard to capture DNA from thousands of plants around the world.
Professor Adam Summers of the University of Washington (UW) is working on an ambitious project: Scanning and digitizing images of all the fish species on Earth.
A group of geologists in the UK have established a database of earthquakes caused by human activities.
Scientists have just completed a database of estimated mineral resources based on announcements from mining companies.
The United Nations on January 30 launched a new online database to provide successful strategies that are being promoted by business and the world community to adapt to…
France became the first country to open a database of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) on March 22 when the national space agency introduced a website listing 1,600 ca…
The world's largest medical test will be launched this week in the city of Cheshire, Altrincham, England, when hundreds of volunteers will donate blood and DNA to a new…
According to Nucleic Acids Research magazine, in the human genome, the amount of encrypted information may be less than 20% of the previous rating.
Autism Speaks Autism Speaks research program is cooperating with Google to create the largest database of genetic genetics of people with autism and including their fami…
He launched a project to scan organs in an effort to gather information to support research on diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease.
CT scans can contribute to the 3D forensic database to determine the ancestors and gender of anonymous remains.
After more than seven years of research, scientists from the University of Alberta discovered 3,079 substances in urine, of which 72 were made from bacteria.