The mystery of anti-aging genes
The plan to genome sequence of 1,000 healthy elderly people can shed light on gene variants that help people avoid aging manifestations, including heart disease, cancer,…
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The plan to genome sequence of 1,000 healthy elderly people can shed light on gene variants that help people avoid aging manifestations, including heart disease, cancer,…
Recently, Japanese chemists have successfully synthesized the world's first artificial DNA molecule - almost all of the components that make up this DNA molecule are cre…
For a long time, everyone knows that a woman's chances of having a baby will decline gradually from the age of 35, but according to a new study by French scientists, men…
Even when there is no sunlight, the effects of ultraviolet rays (also known as UV rays) from the sun can cause deadly consequences, US researchers said.
Recently, in the Journal of Cancer in the UK, researchers believe that the main harm to tobacco is to alter genes and cause lung cancer.
Scientists from Indiana University School of Medicine and Purdue School of Science, affiliated with Indiana University and Purdue University, created three-dimensional i…
German scientists say tattooing may be the best method of transporting new generation of experimental DNA vaccines rather than standard injections. They have published r…
According to an article in Microbiology Today, the DNA sequence in the human genome is derived from an ancient virus infection. It has some surprising effects on the hum…
Scientists at the Center for Research, Medicine and Pharmacology (Military Medical Academy) have successfully studied the method of prenatal diagnosis from the 7th week…
Researchers are developing nanoparticles specifically designed for more effective use in medicine. Nanoparticles carry a tiny magnet and a set of DNA, which, when acted…
The melody of life - music can be created through the movement of DNA molecules, 'detailed drawings
According to Canadian scientists at McMaster University, smoking can alter the DNA sequences of sperm cells and these genetic changes can be transmitted to offspring.
According to a study by British scientists, the number of moles of a person can be a sign that aging will be fast or slow for that person.
Canadian researchers have performed tests on mice and pointed out that cigarette smoke can cause changes in the sperm cell's DNA sequence, which can potentially be inher…
On June 13, the Drug Administration of Vietnam has issued a notice requesting provincial health departments to urgently recover Viracept medication because it was found…