Successfully cloned 8 North American wolves
The announcement of the local government of Gyeonggi Province in South Korea said the Korean stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk successfully cloned the endangered coyotes.
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The announcement of the local government of Gyeonggi Province in South Korea said the Korean stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk successfully cloned the endangered coyotes.
A new study shows that the intestines of fruit flies may contain the secret of
Recently, a citizen in Liaoning, China discovered a spider whose body resembles a human right in his garden.
Scientists at Okayama Research Institute (Japan) have successfully developed an artificial meat from human feces.
Scientists found that the social behavior and symbiotic lifestyle of leaf-cutting ants is related to some special genes.
A collection of genetic information encodes all microorganisms that are in harmony in our bodies, collectively called microbiomes, forming a second human genome.
In fact, for every group of more than 3,000 people, there will be at least one part of their individual genome arranged in a sequence, so learning about individual genom…
Newborn babies can eat breast milk produced from dairy cows after scientists have successfully created a genetically modified cow that can give milk the same as human mi…
10 years ago, humanity has established a map of human gene structure. However, so far, human genes still have many unexplored mysteries.
For the first time researchers led by Dr. Andras Nagy and Dr. Lawrence Smith created pluripotent stem cells from horses.
Among the characteristics of living things and humans, feeling the world around you with the sense of smell is still the most mysterious thing.
Scientists found the role of ROP18 protein can help parasites form protective membranes when penetrating host cells.
The sudden death of the millions of millions of bees in many parts of the world in the same period of time is the old story many years ago. People again make assumptions…
Nobody works well when tired, and insects are no exception. Like humans, bees when sleepiness becomes a bad dancer and a poor communicator, according to New Scientist ma…