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Japanese scientists announced on April 18 that they had succeeded in cultivating rats for experimental mice by implanting hair follicles made from stem cells. Research o…
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Japanese scientists announced on April 18 that they had succeeded in cultivating rats for experimental mice by implanting hair follicles made from stem cells. Research o…
Through experiments with animals, Japanese researchers have discovered nucleotides that carry the genetic information contained in the liver to synthesize according to a…
Drinking alcohol is not conducive to diabetes control. However, the latest report published in the Indian Times said scientists have discovered that some ingredients in…
According to Japanese researchers, music can reduce the elimination of heart transplant mice by affecting the immune system. In the latest issue on March 23 of Cardiotho…
Women who use mobile phones a lot during pregnancy can make babies born hyperactively, US scientists warn.
A new study shows that vitamin E can stimulate cells to cause bone density reduction, as opposed to what people think.
The ovaries of women have the ability to produce new eggs in the reproductive age, according to a study published in Nature Medicine.
Researchers at the Mexican National Institute of Psychiatry say they have successfully tested the vaccine on mice and prepared to test it on humans. The heroin-dependent…
A group of scientists from Kyoto University discovered a protein called GPR120 on February 20, capable of burning fat deposits. from meals with excess protein and fat.
Once an injury or fracture takes several weeks to several months to recover, severe cases sometimes take up to half a year. Therefore, the US Department of Defense decid…
15 minutes with tickling sensation may become a contraceptive for men in the future.
We have heard that obesity can spread among friends if they copy each other's eating habits. However, a recent mouse study found early signs that obesity is indeed an in…
Last year, scientific advances not only helped people to download data faster or had higher resolution screens, but also helped to make important advances in health care.
According to a new study published Jan. 8, a drug discovered nearly four years ago to help muscle in lazy mice may also work to prevent sudden death from heat.
Mice that used this drug could consume a large amount of alcoholic drinks without being unconscious, there were very few signs of being drunk and especially not becoming…