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A new Harvard University study published in the journal Nature has found strange genetic relationships between a number of Aboriginal communities living in the Amazon ju…
Four years ago, the disaster of Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan caused serious consequences. But so far, the remaining radioactive substances around this area may…
Chinese scientists have successfully studied the method of transforming white sea cucumber genes - Chinese specialties considered to be more expensive than gold-coated k…
The resurrection of dinosaurs is extremely difficult and unlike what we saw in the movie.
Scientists who discovered RhNUDX1 genes are partly responsible for creating the delicate fragrance of roses.
After years of research, the scientific community has successfully recreated a bone-based dinosaur component of the chicken's body.
Scientists have discovered that when transplanted human genes, yeast cells can still continue to function and develop.
Recently, American scientists have published an extremely important finding in killing mosquitoes - animals that mediate dangerous diseases such as malaria, dengue fever…
In the era of modern genetic technology, police can often identify a suspect through a small hair or blood droplet collected at the scene. However, their techniques may…
A group of international experts completed the genetic sequence of fine-haired mammoths, to study the extinct species and hope to revive them.
Biologists say that the annual migration of monarch butterfly from North America to Mexico is determined by a pattern of circulating genes on these butterflies.
According to a press release from the University of North Carolina (USA), experts decoded and analyzed the genome of a termite species, which is moist wood termites.
Fruit flies 'think' before they act, a study conducted by scientists from the Center for Neural Circuits and Behavior at Oxford University said.
Experts from the Biology Research Department of Da Lat Nuclear Research Institute have succeeded in blooming flowers inside the test tube for some commercial flowers.
For years, scientists have had difficulty finding ways to decompose green plants into ready-to-use biofuels.