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Decoded the watermelon genome
Discovering the gene sequence of this fruit will help accelerate the breeding process and create nutritious, delicious watermelons that are more resistant to pests.
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US science successfully decodes the genome of wheat
A group of US scientists on November 28 said they have made great strides in decoding the genome of wheat, an essential agricultural product, inherently famous for its c…
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Cable 'live'
Scientists have identified bacteria that act as conductors of electricity, a source of mysterious currents in nature.
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Discovered nine new colorful fur spiders in Brazil
According to Livescience on October 31, a scientist has discovered nine new hairy spiders with vivid colors and living on trees in Brazil, of which four species belong t…
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Detecting bacterial 'forest' in human navel
Human umbilical cord is a place to support a microbial ecosystem, very similar to the biodiversity of tropical forests, according to a new study.
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Interesting discovery about grasshopper ears
In fact, although insects and mammals have separated for a long time in the past, the way the ears work is the same.
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Fruit flies return to Africa
Drosophila melanogaster genomes show natural selection and these flies return to Africa. This publication was published in the Journal of Genetics and PloS Genetics this…
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Hemp prevents metastatic breast cancer
According to Dailymail, the compound is named cannabidiol
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Decoding the Vietnamese gene to improve the race
By reading human genes, it is possible to find good genes to improve the species, while also helping to detect, diagnose and treat susceptible diseases of people who rea…
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Tea leaves and little secrets are mentioned
Tea drinking has long been an indispensable habit in many people's daily lives. We can catch people drinking tea at any time of the day.
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People were born due to
A successful double-inverted invertebrate, kicks off the process of evolving hundreds of millions of years to form humans and other high-level animals, scientists claim.
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Human carnivorous plants, from legend to truth
It looks like a giant pineapple tree, over 2.5m high, covered 2 meters wide on the ground. It has a multitude of long, large arms, such as the forearm, twisting, rising.
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The fight against human cannibalism
Aimee Copeland - a 24-year-old woman living in Carrollton, Georgia, USA - infected with a strain of bacteria capable of causing Necrotizing Fasciitis, a form of streptoc…
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Discovering bees 'licking sweat to live'
American experts have discovered a new species of bees that feed in a very unusual way in New York City: licking sweat people to live. A new bee is in the city with the…
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Genetically modified plants still cause doubts
International experts believe that genetically modified plants may help increase agricultural production, while Vietnamese scientists still fear it will affect human hea…