Detection of the Eibi1 mutant gene in wild barley plants
Researchers at Haifa University, Israel, have discovered mutant genes in wild barley plants grown in the Judean desert, Israel, the discovery is a precursor to an intern…
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Researchers at Haifa University, Israel, have discovered mutant genes in wild barley plants grown in the Judean desert, Israel, the discovery is a precursor to an intern…
Scientists have found the main cause of the decline of honey bees, threatening the ecological imbalance in recent times is due to a virus spread through the process of p…
Scientists experimented on mice and found that brain enzymes caused pain after nerve damage.
Ecologist Chemist Walter Leal, professor, former president of the UC Davis Department of Entomology, and researcher Zain Syed, Ph.D., jointly discovered the secrets of i…
American scientists at the University of Texas have found the first solid evidence of horizontal DNA transfer ...
For the first time in the world, Xinjiang and Chinese scientists have discovered a fungus that has high radiation resistance.
Researchers report that American scientists have discovered a gene that causes genetic baldness.
The identification of these 20 genes may help explain the cause of kidney disease and create a revolution in the treatment of kidney disease, according to the researcher…
Japanese scientists first discovered the existence of a plant growth stimulant inhibitor.
A new study has found that genes play an important role in maintaining the stability of heartbeat.
The group of international experts headed by German scientists has stated that a gene has been found to increase the risk of atrial fibrillation.
Scientists have likened these proteins to leeches, able to attach themselves to other proteins.
Plants have the function of regulating the growth state according to the four-season temperature change, so what do they rely on to recognize the temperature change of t…
Professor Richard Gallo and colleagues have been studying the skin surface of people with certain bacteria to help prevent ulcer-related diseases.
The team of scientists presented a study that showed that abnormal variation in the number of copies is the cause of childhood obesity.