The nematode genome provides an understanding of the evolution of parasites
Scientists have deciphered the genome of the Pristionchus pacificus nematode, thereby bringing new insights into the evolution of parasites.
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Scientists have deciphered the genome of the Pristionchus pacificus nematode, thereby bringing new insights into the evolution of parasites.
A group of scientists from many parts of the world deciphered the parasite's genes, causing 40% of the world's 515 million malaria infections annually.
In a study of free parasitic species at three estuaries on the Pacific coast in California and Baja California, a team of researchers from the University of California,…
One of the biggest threats in the world for honey bees and honeycombs (varroa mite), soon will be plague. Researchers at the University of Warwick are investigating wild…
There are many examples of parasites that bring about strange behavior changes for their hosts. For example, trematodes can cause ants, intermediate hosts, to move onto…
Genetically modified plants using Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis), a common soil bacterium, to kill pests will not harm the natural enemies of pests, according to a new stud…
The irony is that by damaging parasites sometimes help the host. Scientists have discovered that pollinated wasps, Pleistodontes imperialis and an Australian species (Fi…
This story about butterflies in Samoa is an example of the fastest natural selection observed so far, and shows that evolution can accelerate when a major threat arises.
An Australian scientist announced that he had found a parasite that increased women's charm, but made men less wise. About 40% of human species are infected with this pa…
Eternal love: parasites are still attacked by parasites! Schistosomes cause a terrible disease, bilharziose, which lives in human blood vessels to draw red blood cells.
Instead of raising their own children to eat cannibalism from the beginning, a fish seeks to push them away, catching farmed tilapia in their mouths.
Today, the problem of leeches entering the nose, mouth is no longer a rare case. For example, there has been a recent case of leeches
Few people suspect that parasites
This video of this strange and horror-looking creature is posted on the social network on August 29 and immediately received the attention of netizens.
Not only is the invasive species at the top of 100 worst invasive species in the world, snail fluke also causes terrifying infectious diseases.