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North Korean scientists say they have produced a kind of noodle that helps long-term eaters feel hungry.
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North Korean scientists say they have produced a kind of noodle that helps long-term eaters feel hungry.
According to a group of entomologists and biochemists, a small, little-known fungus in the gut of Asian long-horned beetles has helped them chew the hardest wood.
Early cells may have energized through molecular membranes with fat. Long before the chickens and eggs, life had to solve the difficult problem of 'chicken first or eggs…
Scientists in Venezuela have announced a progress in a thousand-year effort to preserve the beer that beer drinkers love more than all other features of this drink.
You can lose your soul when you come across a 9.5 kg tomato, squash weighs 95 kg, eggplant weighs 6.3 kg, a cucumber is 0.6 m long or 23 cm long ...
Scientists at the Jülich Research Center have taken an important step on the long path to imitate artificial photosynthesis. They can synthesize a stable group of inorga…
The larvae of an African fly can survive terrible droughts thanks to its ability to transform into a candy-like form. Scientists can rely on this ability to study ways t…
Concerns about long-lasting yarns are creating favorable conditions for the booming of bamboo forests, in which bamboo-based fabrics are becoming the leading environment…
Transfer RNA is a long-standing molecule and is the center of every function a cell performs and is therefore essential for all life. A new study from the University of…
The gene, SUN, is only the second gene discovered to play an important role in forming the long form of many different tomato varieties, according to Esther van der Knaa…
The new study shows that most modern beetle groups are present around us since dinosaurs and have become more diverse than ever.
The research team at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, has released genetically modified mice that are able to run twice as fast as normal mice.
Long before the Aztecs brought chocolate to the world, more ancient civilizations used cocoa, the source of chocolate-making materials, to create a completely different…
A group of Brooklyn college researchers have broken long-held belief that there is no direct pathway between matter outside the cell and the cell nucleus.
Organic food has long been considered a small market, and luxury is only for the middle and upper classes. However, scientists believe that shifting most of agriculture…