Biology
Life is not like we still know?
A leading scientific journal said that scientists at Nottingham University have achieved the first important steps in creating an artificial living cell.
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Biology
Successfully propagated the king's bananas
La Ba is the specialty banana of Lam Dong, the leading banana brand in Vietnam, once offered to the Nguyen Dynasty king, provided to senior French officials.
Biology
'Extraordinary mice' are made more extraordinary
Johns Hopkins, the first person to prove myostatin protein deficiency leads to over-sized muscles in mice, and now a second protein, follistatin, has been discovered tha…
Biology
Corn-based Bio-PDO resin - The next wave in the biological revolution
The leading DuPont chemical group of the United States has joined a joint venture with Tata & Lyle PLC, a multinational agricultural processing group, to build a $ 100 m…
Biology
Detecting a new characteristic of embryonic stem cells
VNA leads new research results published by McMaster University scientists, has discovered a new characteristic of the original embryonic cells, opening up the prospect…
Biology
Durian smell like banana
Thailand's leading durian Songpol Somsri has developed durian varieties - the world's most smelly fruit - with a mild scent like ripe bananas.
Biology
Leading candidate of biofuels
Biofuels (biofuels) made from agricultural products (such as cereals, oilseeds ...) in the near future may face a competitive rival. Bump: micro algae.
Biology
200 varieties of artificial plants
With 50 laboratories of the state and the private sector and the leading Asian seedling factories (Japan, Taiwan), Da Lat is the leading country in seed production with…
Biology
Many flowers in Europe are disappearing with bees
Many bees and the flowers they pollinate have diminished biodiversity in many European countries, especially in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands for the past 25 years…
Biology
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…
Biology
Australia can feed on heart tissue
Australian researchers have successfully cultivated heart tissue in the laboratory, which is considered the first breakthrough in the world that could lead to the creati…
Biology
Ants also teach and learn
British researchers say they have discovered the first evidence of teaching in a non-human animal. Scientists at Bristol University have studied ant colonies for 2 years…
Animal world
Ground close to the mother duck to lead the duckling to the extreme straight line, right on the walking line
The cute images below show a mother duck leading 11 ducklings to the right white pedestrian line.
Animal world
Buffalo buffalo hunters die to revenge for their fellow humans
54-year-old professional hunter Claude Kleynhans had an accident while leading an expedition along the Levubu river in the northern province of Limpopo, the Independent…
Animal world
Catch the fish 'snake head, pig tongue'
A farmer in Hoa Binh just caught a strange fish with a strange shape. The leading expert in freshwater fish speculation could be the Ophicephalidae snakehead family.