Cancer
'Death Star': Breaking down huge barriers in cancer treatment
Spanish-British researchers have presented the first complete controlled mapping of KRAS, which they call
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Cancer
How do cancer cells exist and grow in our bodies?
Cancer is a terrible disease that kills millions of people every year.
Health
Why do some people sleep less without problems?
The genius Nikola Tesla or US President Donald Trump is just one of the few people who sleep less than 4 hours a night and still work normally.
Conquer Mars
How do the births on Mars lead to terrible consequences?
NASA expert warns cosmic radiation on the surface
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Humans are genetically modified, disregarding a cold price of 30 degrees C
Although eating a lot of whale meat and seals, this ethnic group does not worry about obesity or heart disease.
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19 descendants of 5,300-year-old ice mummies were found
Scientists in Austria have found 19 people living as descendants of the 5,300-year-old prehistoric iceberg discovered in the snow Alps.
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Why don't all primates evolve into humans?
Prior to the widely accepted hypothesis that humans now originate from ancient gibbons.
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Controversy about the intellectual decline of humanity
An American scientist asserts that the intelligence of humanity is decreasing, but many researchers oppose his hypothesis.
1001 mystery
The psychic
11 am on 18/5 on the team of experts and extrasensors of the Center for Human Potential Research (led by researcher Nguyen Phuc Giac Hai) from Hanoi were present at the…
Oceanography
The first bisexual shark caught a net of Taiwanese fishermen
The bisexual shark got caught in the dredging net south of the Taiwan Strait, and was pulled ashore in Xiamen, China.
Oceanography
The world's first bisexual luminescent sea slug
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
Oceanography
Albino shark, one eye
Scientists have discovered an extremely rare shark off the coast of Mexico, which has only one eye and albino.
Archeology
The human ancestors lived about 239,000 years ago?
By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
Biology
China successfully transformed the white sea cucumber gene
Chinese scientists have successfully studied the method of transforming white sea cucumber genes - Chinese specialties considered to be more expensive than gold-coated k…
Biology
More scary mutations than genetic changes?
Last July, Monsanto withdrew its sale of genetically modified seeds with biotechnology in the EU, which paved the way for competitors to challenge Monsanto's market shar…