Breakthrough in human cell mapping project
On November 20, international scientists announced the first blueprint of the development of the human skeletal system, marking an important step forward in the Human Ce…
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On November 20, international scientists announced the first blueprint of the development of the human skeletal system, marking an important step forward in the Human Ce…
In experiments in the US, human cells gained some abilities
Researchers have successfully transferred the natural camouflage found in some species of squid, octopus ... into human cells.
By injecting human stem cells into mouse embryos, the scientists will create mouse varieties for more accurate test results.
This could be a big and controversial leap as these scientists are trying to transplant human cells into monkey embryos.
This experiment opens up a new future of abundant organ transplants, but moral issues are still controversial despite the Japanese government's permission.
Believe it when the research published on the BBC recently showed that more than half of your body is not human!
No one can count the exact number of cells and galaxies, so every given figure is an estimate. However, based on estimates, humans have more cells than galaxies in the u…
Scientists have combined human cells with bacteria and viruses to create hybrid immune cells, capable of destroying resistant bacteria.
According to a recent study, parasitic amoeba, a group of certain unspecified unicellular organisms that live in the human body, can destroy cells by biting pieces of in…
Japanese scientists have just created 581 perfect mice from a single after 25 replications, paving the way for the production of
After transplanting human cells into the brain of mice, experts from the University of Rochester (USA) witnessed the ability of subjects to learn faster than their neigh…
US and British scientists have launched a long-term project to identify and describe all human cells in a large atlas.
Many of us have an unrealistic hope that we will live until the time when scientists find a way to improve old people.
These molecular variants may have certain effects on the biological functions of the body.