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It is worth noting here that the group did not have the original tissue sample. The DNA reconstruction task is entirely based on the study of DNA samples from the descen…
20 years after the birth of Dolly sheep, the first mammal was born with asexual reproduction, this method is still a controversial topic.
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Children born from artificial wombs, older women can become pregnant, human embryos will become familiar and no longer a major moral issue in 30 years, some experts pred…
Together with Israel's RealView Company, Philips technology firm (Netherlands) is developing 3-dimensional image reproduction technology (3D Holographic).
3D printing technology allows nearly every reproduction of three-dimensional shapes from computer data and is considered to have great potential for use in the medical f…
Based on parameters based on MRI on the human brain, Cornell scientists can analyze data to reconstruct memories of patients.
Vladislav Korsak, Professor of Medicine, Chairman of the Russian Reproduction Association says that in reproduction there is no concept of
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of contraceptive invention, inventor Carl Djerassi mentioned a new way to maintain the race, conceiving without sex.
Chinese scientists have found a drug that can stop the reproduction of HIV and provide a new way of controlling and eliminating viruses caused by the disease.
Scientists have discovered the combination of two parents' genes in sexual reproductive animals such as humans, fruit flies, rod bugs ... that help faulty DNA can be rep…
From skin cells, a group of scientists at McMaster University, Canada, successfully produced human blood.
Biological textbooks have always said that the main function of sex is to promote genetic diversity. However, Henry Heng does not agree with this view.
Scientists are digging up the gene sequence of the new E.coli strain to find ways to treat patients as well as prevent similar pandemics in the future.
A recent study published in the British Journal of Pharmacology showed on May 23 that women who drank a lot of coffee were at risk of becoming pregnant.