Animal world
Scientists figured out how to calculate the lifespan of animals
Spanish geneticists have demonstrated that the length of lelomere (the repeat sequence of DNA at chromosome ends) reflects the average lifespan of not only humans, but a…
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Archeology
Ancient DNA revealed the origin of the Philistines
This mysterious nation may have fled from the collapsing societies of southern Europe to Israel
Health
Glowing cells - a new direction in cancer treatment
According to a new study, the method of opening the door to this unprecedented look inside living cells - called DNA microscopes - has been completed over a period of si…
New technology
The whole 16GB of English Wikipedia is stored on DNA, which is in this test tube
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.
Cancer
New research to upgrade chemotherapy, prevent drug-resistant cancer
The phenomenon of cancer resistance is one of the causes of cancer treatment difficult, even causing cancer recurrence in some people.
Discover science
Detecting ice age people in Siberia through milk teeth
Humans have been living in Siberia for about 40,000 years, and a new genetic analysis has been made through the discovery of ancient baby teeth that will bring about the…
Discover science
Research can prove real Loch Ness monsters are real
The results of DNA analysis in the country can help identify all creatures living in Lake Scottland, including the Loch Ness monster if it exists.
Health
Cruel truth: For every 1 in 10 Britons, it is unclear who his father is
A health official in the UK has said that genetic tests (DNA) in the country show that up to 10% of the population may not know who his father is.
Biology
What is gene technology?
If the 21st century is considered an era of biotechnology, gene technology is a new 'superstar'.
Animal world
The 3 meter virgin anaconda, spawning two children without fertilization
The 3 meter long anaconda python spawns itself without male fertilization, an extremely rare case in this species.
Biology
Great turning point: People have 'programmed' bacteria
Scientists have succeeded in producing E. coli with artificial original DNA, not from nature.
Discover science
Discover the oldest DNA man in North America
A Native American man in Montana has just surprised the scientific community when he was identified as the oldest person in the Americas.
Archeology
Hair fibers are expected to make history after 500 years Leonardo da Vinci died
Reuters reported that a museum in Italy is planning to test DNA a bunch of hair supposedly by the master master Leonardo da Vinci.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence detects new humans
Breakthrough research recently published in Nature Communications shows the existence of an extinct mysterious species of ape.
Archeology
The first people are slightly squashed by the genetic genes of Neanderthals
Those with two Neanderthal genes, their heads are slightly flatter and longer - like Neanderthal heads.