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New advances in technology today can make a breakthrough in the world we live in.
With a rich imagination, scientists have come up with some bizarre hypotheses about how humans will evolve in the future.
There is a very delicate boundary between those who have outstanding creativity and mental illness, because they all have a gene that causes neurosis and depression.
Why can't dementia patients remember their names and addresses, but can they remember how to hold a fork? That's because memories are formed in different circumstances,…
When the cell matures, many of its genes will become permanently inactive. Errors in the process of 1 gene can cause disease.
By 3000, the descendants of the high-level gene class would be tall, slender, healthy, attractive, intelligent and creative. Meanwhile the lower-class group will become…
Artificial insemination gives hope to infertile couples. However, many people with artificial insemination are still new and have misconceptions about this method.
Although currently the color band of jeans is richer and more diverse, but the blue color is still the main color of jeans. Why so?
Experts finally discovered that it is genetics that helps Ethiopians live at thousands of meters above sea level.
The maximum level that the human body can tolerate with heat, cold and pain through research makes us startled.
Some people may be genetically programmed to feel better after taking placebo pills, while others may only heal with real pills, according to a new study.
Scientists have discovered some non-genetic DNA from our ancestors, and this can change people's perception of evolution.
It is possible that many of us are more like moms in appearance but new research by US scientists suggests that we often inherit more genetics from the internal family -…
The American doctor, psychiatrist Neel Burton described on Psychology Today that, in fact, a lazy person still has the ability to perform activities like everyone.
The number of members of Khoisan, a small tribe in southern Africa, is only about 100,000. But they used to be the largest tribe in the world.