Japan successfully cloned dead mouse cells
By cloning techniques, Japanese scientists have just succeeded in creating live versions of a long-dead mouse.
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By cloning techniques, Japanese scientists have just succeeded in creating live versions of a long-dead mouse.
DNA is like a guide to biological life. Each species has a unique set of instructions, ie genes. Long ago, the home
Researchers have recently discovered that chromosomal fractures can bind together to alter chromosomes while simultaneously generating new species.
Finnish athlete Eero Mäntyranta won all this medal at another Olympics from 1960 to 1972. Scientists only found a secret trace of success 20 years later.
Researching the largest bird genome so far is not only surprising but also completely changes their evolutionary tree. Research has challenged the current classification…
High resolution analysis shows a strange twist of DNA that can hold the viral gene inside a shell, waiting for the opportunity to spread into the host.
Recently scientists have clarified the life of bacteria in harsh environments. Research by Professor Peter Golyshin of Bangor University, with an international research…
What makes a pointy hunting dog point in the direction of the prey, causing the shepherd to pack sheep into herds and make a retriever find and bring the animal back? Wh…
A team at Harvard University recently created a model of a primitive cell, or protozoan, in a laboratory capable of growing, copying and containing DNA.
For the first time, researchers at Delft University of Technology witnessed the repair of damaged DNA molecules in real time.
From where do we have our own genome? If it is an animal, a gene comes from a parent's conception, and that's it. There is no subsequent combination of DNA unless we hav…
In the next five years, the cost of establishing a human gene sequence will decrease rapidly, predicting a price of about $ 100 per person. Soon the only reason you don'…
70 years after the tiger tiger had a Tasmanian extinction, its DNA was made by Australian scientists
According to a new study published by Imperial biologist in PNAS in April, there is one type of wild yeast every 1,000 generations of asexual reproduction that exists in…