Producing starch from cellulose
Scientists have successfully transformed cellulose into starch, which is a step forward in the prospect of creating food from plants that are not food crops.
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Scientists have successfully transformed cellulose into starch, which is a step forward in the prospect of creating food from plants that are not food crops.
After monitoring the health of nearly 450,000 people aged 35-69, European scientists found that the more meat-eating people are, the higher the risk of premature death,…
Experts at the University of California-Berkeley (USA) claim to have discovered SIRT3, a group of proteins called sirtuin, which plays an important role in supporting ag…
Latgart Ruskin, a scientist at the University of Michigan at Ann-Arbor (USA), says water filtration removes harmful bacteria and beneficial microorganisms.
It is possible that someday older people will have the opportunity to apply a new therapy of American scientists to return to adolescence.
Scientists in Hong Kong have outlined a formula that can slow down the aging process in mice (a finding published in the December issue of Cell Metabolism) hopes to repl…
Scientists at the University of Georgia (USA) conducted experiments using knives and planes to process six injected vegetables with a viral hepatitis and a
According to a new study, people who eat tofu (a soy-based product) and other processed foods from other plants can enjoy a more fulfilling sex life than those who do.
Scientists have found that a gene can help treat infertility in humans.
The aging process even causes our immune system to lose its
The pregnant women in the UK can become the first people in the world to receive their blood lost in the process of childbirth but later recycled with a new, breakthroug…
A study published at the American Association of Neuroscience conference found that injecting young blood from young mice for older mice may help reverse some of the eff…
According to researchers, just 2 hours of sleep deprivation is enough to stop your brain from censoring and storing memories. And work
Scientists at the Spanish National Cancer Research Center have announced that they have successfully extended the life of experimental mice by 24%.
New US scientists have discovered that when brain cells are aging and the amount of DNA produced by these cells is not good, they will not divide and start producing har…