Animal world
Catch 3-eyed fish near nuclear power plant
Fishermen who have just caught a wolf fish (Hoplias malabaricus) has 3 eyes in a lake near the argentina nuclear power plant.
Genetic Modification
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Animal world
Glowing cats can fight HIV / AIDS
Three genetically altered cats with a glowing body can prevent immunodeficiency virus in cats (FIV) that are opening new avenues for research against century disease - H…
Scientific application
Tobacco plants have the ability to leak mines
A plant capable of detecting mines has just been developed by scientists: genetically modified tobacco plants. This tobacco plant carries a gene that works to produce a…
Environment
Producing gasoline from ... bacteria diarrhea
Escherichia Coli bacteria can cause serious food poisoning, even death. But recently, Korean scientists have used it for useful purposes: Creating gasoline.
Videos
Video: Forecast of outstanding scientific achievements in 2018
2018 is the year of many remarkable scientific events, especially in the field of medicine and space science.
Event
Lack of oxygen helps fruit break longer
Scientists have found a way to help keep fruits longer without interfering with genes or using chemicals.
Science story
Feng Zhang - one of the best scientists in the contemporary world
His discoveries in science will be the beginning of an era in which people can cure all illnesses and suffering: from autism, schizophrenia to blindness and cancer. .
Medicine - Health
The world's first genetically modified twin girls, able to fight HIV infection
According to a Bloomberg report, a Chinese researcher claims that he has succeeded in creating the world's first genetically modified children.
Medicine - Health
The therapy of
The goal of the work is to fix human DNA from the period of being a sperm in the father's body, thereby eliminating irreversible genetic diseases and birth defects.
Medicine - Health
Japan's CRISPR gene editing technique has reached the level of 'absolute precision'
CRISPR promises to repair the sick DNA errors in us, kill pathogenic bacteria, improve the nutrition of food and even revive extinct species.
Medicine - Health
Testing of caffeine in the blood may help diagnose Parkinson's disease
People with Parkinson's have much lower levels of caffeine in their blood than people who don't get sick even if they consume the same amount of caffeine.
Medicine - Health
Cure heart failure with just one injection
Scientists have successfully recovered cardiac function in pigs with heart failure through genetic modification. This therapy will be clinically tested on humans next ye…
Medicine - Health
Hens laying eggs have anticancer drugs
According to Newsweek magazine on October 9, these special eggs are capable of producing a protein called Interferon, which is used to treat hepatitis, multiple sclerosi…
Medicine - Health
The United States for the first time allowed the application of gene therapy to treat cancer
Kymriah therapy (old name CTL019) is also known as
Medicine - Health
First successful in testing gene editing technology
This is considered one of the important milestones in genetic research published in the prestigious British journal Nature.