Identify genes that affect alcohol consumption
According to a recent study, a variation of a gene involved in neuronal communication in mice has a direct effect on alcohol consumption in rats. Researchers do not know…
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According to a recent study, a variation of a gene involved in neuronal communication in mice has a direct effect on alcohol consumption in rats. Researchers do not know…
A family of proteins known to be surprisingly resistant to bacteria, while also helping to identify a dog with black, white, or half-white, half-black fur, according to…
According to a group of Danish researchers at the University of Copenhagen, the ant ants of some ants have a very good memory. The study was conducted on a cocoa plantat…
But scientists in the lab of Whitehead Member Rudolf Jaenisch did not need to use genetic markers in their latest experiments, because the results were easy to see.
Researchers at the University of Toronto have discovered that in addition to the total number of countable genes there is something else that causes genetic differences…
Carbone dioxide (CO2) emitted by plants or humans helps insects determine their location and locate food sources. So the CO2 that we release when breathing allows mosqui…
When we taste or smell, the cognitive components (called receptors) of nerve cells check for substances and send information to the brain. In the brain, many other cells…
Researchers at Laval University (Canada) have found a new way to simplify the discovery of genetic abnormalities, identify bacteria or viruses, and even discover gene mu…
Experts from the Institute of Biotechnology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) have just completed the technology of sex determination for embryos to produce hi…
Dog and cat bosses, though not exceptionally clever, are also considered good thinkers.
It turns out that termites are cockroach species that organize higher society, no more and no less.
Sheep are a smarter animal than we ever thought. That is the result of a scientific study published in a specialized journal
For decades, scientists have examined the intelligence of animals by observing whether they can identify themselves in the mirror.
There is an interesting fact that every dog has a unique nose pattern like a human fingerprint.
Scientists conclude that chickens can curb, recognize numbers and have better logical reasoning than children.