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Artistic swimming dance of algae
Biology

Artistic swimming dance of algae

With the help of high-speed cinematography, scientists at Cambridge University discovered that single-cell algae can coordinate the whips of the two whips, thus masterin…

December 17, 2018
People can recreate the limbs themselves
Biology

People can recreate the limbs themselves

In fantasy films, superheroes hands and feet regrow after they are cut off. Scientists claim that someday ordinary people will have similar capabilities.

December 17, 2018
Mosses can make healing proteins
Biology

Mosses can make healing proteins

ETH Zurich researchers show that mosses and humans have unexpected general characteristics. These evolutionary relics can be useful in making therapeutic proteins.

December 17, 2018
Scientists create almighty stem cells from pigs
Biology

Scientists create almighty stem cells from pigs

Scientists have been able to stimulate cells from pigs to transform into almighty stem cells - cells, like embryonic stem cells, capable of developing into any type of c…

December 17, 2018
Dogs glow in the night
Biology

Dogs glow in the night

Korean scientists have successfully cloned four dogs capable of emitting red light in the dark.

December 17, 2018
How genes are controlled
Biology

How genes are controlled

An international team of scientists has studied extensively on the human genome, and discovered how genes are controlled in mammals, and the smallest genetic component e…

December 17, 2018
Spider silk - Biomaterial of the future
Biology

Spider silk - Biomaterial of the future

People talk a lot about the miraculous properties of silk, especially spider silk because the structure of silk is stronger than steel and they can be stretched 40% more…

December 17, 2018
Pressure makes people evolve faster
Biology

Pressure makes people evolve faster

Scientists claim that human evolution has not stopped because our genes are responding to changes from the outside environment.

December 17, 2018