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Detecting new toxins of bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract
Scientists have discovered a new toxin called 'colibactine' produced by Escherichia coli (E. coli), which breaks the DNA chain and disrupts the cycle of antibacterial ce…
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Create germ cells without destroying human embryos
Scientists from the United States have discovered a new way to nourish stem cells, suggesting that this may be a circular pathway involving antiparticles.
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Organ transplants between species
The inter-species organ transplant project is nearing its feasibility as the world's first pig herd has been genetically modified to promise new therapies for many disea…
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Researching fruit flies can help people stay healthy in the universe
Scientists at the US National Aeronautics Administration (NASA) and three US universities say that the 'travel experience' of fruit flies can help discover the mysteries…
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The human war after the birth of Dolly
July 5 marks 10 years since Dolly sheep was born in Scotland, causing global shock when it became the first cloned animal. She also raised a series
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Gut bacteria appeared from 11,000 years ago?
Science discovered Helicobacter pylori bacteria that specialized in human intestinal harassment in 1981, but according to the US research team, led by microbiologist Mar…
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Reproduction does not need sex
Since the world's first baby was born from a test tube in 1978 in the UK, legal and religious regulations in Western countries have minimized new research in the field o…
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The most famous ancient trees in the world
From their high branches, for centuries watching them. Those old ancient trees are a testimony of human history, and they deserve to be respected
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Male flies cheating with fake gifts
Like in many species of insects and animals, including humans, people like to receive gifts from men who pursue them, but there has been a study that shows that male fli…
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Decoding the whole gene, will people be immortal?
On May 17, 2006, the Nature journal (a No. 1 scientific journal in the world) published an important article: After 10 years of work, an international scientific group c…
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Why do humans have so few genes?
When leading biologists around the world are trying to explain the human genome in the late 1990s, they try to estimate the number of genes contained in the 3 billion ba…
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Aphids are also capable of diving like humans
In order to stabilize the underwater posture, divers often wear a inflatable jacket or be slightly deflated. The aphid species (Anisops deanei) specializing in backyard…
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Pigs contain omega-3 fatty acids
Scientists from Pittsburgh, Harvard, Missouri (USA) universities have successfully bred pigs producing omega-3 fatty acids and someday they can be used to make very good…
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There are several species of toxic microalgae?
Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Lam - Head of marine zooplankton, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) - said that in Khanh Hoa waters alone,…
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Snuppy - the world's first cloned dog.
On March 8, 2006, scientists confirmed that the dog Snuppy originated from hunting dogs like Afghanistan, the world's first cloned dog. Stem cells are the most important…