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Joseph Merrick, born in 1862 in Leicester, was the horror of a young, socially disadvantaged young Victorian queen. But Merrick's elephant then became immortal in film a…
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Joseph Merrick, born in 1862 in Leicester, was the horror of a young, socially disadvantaged young Victorian queen. But Merrick's elephant then became immortal in film a…
A farmer in Fuzhou (Fujian, China) made a lot of money when one of his hens laid eggs without yolk.
According to TechnologyReview, researchers at the University of California, San Diego have successfully monitored cholesterol metabolism in genetically modified zebrafis…
By inhibiting the expression of a gene in modern chickens, scientists created a pair of legs-like chickens with its ancestral dinosaurs.
Australian scientists have recently analyzed some of the excavated skeletons in Germany and discovered that the European gene structure has mysteriously changed around 4…
Fossils dating back to 100,000 years found in Hua Jia Dao, northern China show that the ancient incest seems to be very common.
According to a study published Jan. 15, the Indian subcontinent brought both Dingo who migrated to the Australian continent and lived together with the Aboriginal people…
Scientists believe that modern humans began to appear in Africa after genetic changes helped them to adapt to plant foods. This change makes modern humans can leave the…
NASA's twin astronaut studies yield remarkable results, National Geographic reported on March 15.
According to the latest research by scientists, life on Earth depends very much on explosions that release radiation that occurs in the universe.
The Pentagon is planning to build an army of insects to protect crops but from the perspective of scientists, this could be a complete conspiracy to develop biological w…
In September 2012, Séralini, a professor at Caen University, published a conclusive conclusion in the Food and Chemical Toxicology magazine about mice eating GM maize th…
Fortunately, Clade X is not a real virus, and the story we just talked about is a simulated version made by American scientists.
A group of scientists used the CRISPR / Cas9 gene modification technology to produce rice varieties with 25-31% higher yields.
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