Creating multicellular life in vitro
For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
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For a long time, biologists have been trying to understand the origin of complex life forms from single-celled microorganisms that evolved into reproductive forms of mul…
Termites are one of the insects that nibble on any wooden item in households, the presence of termites is considered a disaster for households.
On May 24, US scientists have released a list of 10 most unique species, among thousands of newly discovered species.
The multicellular organism Halicephalobus mephisto lives at a depth of more than 3.5 km (deeper than any other known creature) found in the Witwatersrand basin, near Joh…
Among the characteristics of living things and humans, feeling the world around you with the sense of smell is still the most mysterious thing.
Many alien creatures such as yellow snail, mimosa ... again
Like many countries in the world, Vietnam is facing serious degradation of biodiversity rich ecosystems.
A rare plant species in Japan with scientific name Paris japonica carries on it the largest genome ever known.
During the study of the crater Cerro Galan in the Andes Mountains in Argentina, scientists discovered miraculous life here.
The results of American biologists' research published on March 9 confirmed nearly 50% of the living things on Earth living in
Finally scientists also solved the question, how can a small organism flourish during the past 50 million years without mating?
Biotechnology (including genetically modified technology) is considered one of the key technology industries to develop the country, but in our country is still new.
An article published in American Naturalist magazine found that sex evolved in the 'protection' of parasites.
There are similarities in brain disorders in insects and people with migraines, strokes and seizures. This opens up new directions for treating pharmaceuticals for these…
ETH Zurich researchers show that mosses and humans have unexpected general characteristics. These evolutionary relics can be useful in making therapeutic proteins.