The first puppies were born from IVF
After years of research, American scientists have finally succeeded in producing dogs from IVF.
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After years of research, American scientists have finally succeeded in producing dogs from IVF.
This conclusion has been drawn by Australian scientists through the study of Rainbow caviar.
Scientists have created rabbits that can emit green light in the dark with cloning technology.
A puppy has been born from frozen embryos, and scientists hope to use this technique to maintain the breed of wild animals close to the brink of extinction such as wolve…
For the first time, scientists created monkeys from cells of many separate embryos. But the monkey was born after researchers combined many cells of different embryos an…
South Korean media reported that the country has succeeded in cloning a black cow that died three years ago by cooling and defrosting eggs very quickly.
Biologists from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, are studying the eelpout species (photos) with a unique way of raising children: Breastfeeding within the mother's…
For the first time in the UK, scientists have successfully developed red blood cells from embryos of artificial implants, a promising breakthrough that can produce artif…
The technique of abalone mushroom cultivation on coconut fiber is applied at Tac Cau islet (An Binh commune, Chau Thanh district, Kien Giang province) since the beginnin…
Researchers have recently used the susceptibility of a few-day-old fish embryos to create a tool capable of identifying some toxic chemicals.
Due to genetic defects, these butterflies have a male half-body characteristic, female half-female.
The largest Mississippi crocodile, newly discovered tyrant dinosaurs, NASA flying frogs are impressive animal images in 2013.
Scientists can study the colorful life of animals and plants in the natural environment by observing and recording microscopic images.
Learn the whole process of fetal formation and development in the womb.
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