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Detecting night glowing mushrooms in Brazil
Researchers at San Francisco State University, USA, have found bioluminescent fungi that have never been seen since 1840.
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Biology
Create mice that smell light
Among the characteristics of living things and humans, feeling the world around you with the sense of smell is still the most mysterious thing.
Biology
Successfully cultured new shaped jellyfish
Swiss scientists have successfully cultured artificially shaped very special jellyfish that looks like omelette.
Biology
Trees also think and remember like people
Scientists say the tree transmits information about the intensity and quality of light from leaves to leaves like our nervous system.
Biology
Bacteria on the razor are 126 times more than the toilet
Chinese researchers used light-emitting rays (ATP) to illuminate the number of bacteria on devices that are frequently exposed to humans.
Biology
Glowing mushroom
Continuous glowing in the tropical forests of Brazil, Mycena luxaeterna is like tiny stars on the ground.
Biology
Cactus can also generate electricity
French scientists at the National Center for the first time produced electricity from a cactus that could light a light bulb.
Biology
Decode the fragile genome
The identification of more than 800 genes involved in the practice of singing of manholes can shed light on human language disorders.
Biology
Infrared rays help photosynthetic plants
Although the level of plants absorbs solar energy through different photosynthesis, their absorption efficiency is the same.
Biology
Cats emit blue light thanks to genetic modification
Researchers at the Audubon New Orleans Biological Research Center in the United States have created a cat that can emit blue light by modifying its genes.
Biology
Dogs glow in the night
Korean scientists have successfully cloned four dogs capable of emitting red light in the dark.
Biology
Fireflies are on the decline
Preecha Jiabyu used to have time to take tourists on a boat along the banks of the Mae Klong River, glowing with thousands of fireflies.
Biology
Glow worm
Dr. David Merritt of the University of Queensland (Australia) discovered daily biorhythms as a factor in the act of turning on and off 'lights' in glowing worms.
Biology
The imaging system sheds light on the origin of cancer
MIT biologists have developed a descriptive system that allows cells to undergo a certain mutation.
Biology
Perfect vision but blind
Mammals have two types of light-sensitive organs in the retina. They are cone and rod cells, all needed to receive the image of the surrounding environment. However, res…