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By using algae and special laboratory techniques, scientists have created artificial shrimp in the shape, nutritional value and especially reddish when cooked like real…
Identify moles that change shape, size or color to soon recognize pathological signs associated with skin cancer.
Each sleeping position contains advantages and disadvantages to the body shape and health of women.
A breakthrough in genetic research could pave the way for a new way of preventing crime: replicating the face of suspects only with DNA.
British researchers have identified an area of the brain that is involved in cognitive processes that only occur in humans.
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…
Australian scientists have reported the discovery of a change in the shape of cells during embryogenesis, paving the way for improving in vitro fertilization (IVF) in hu…
The face shape is primarily determined by the gene, but no two faces are exactly the same.
Scientists at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands are conducting tests on a new technique, which, with only a few tricks, can stimulate antibodies.
Professor Andrew Hill, a researcher at the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Leeds in the UK, and colleagues conducted an experiment to understand childr…
Brown-eyed people are considered more reliable than blue-eyed people, but the cause comes from the shape of their faces, according to a new study published in the weekly…
The forecast was made by a group of scientists who found DNA from five genes that could help determine the color of eyes, hair, and skin, affecting facial shapes in huma…
Scientists have identified five genes that regulate the shape of the human face. This finding may help to better understand facial abnormalities such as cleft palate as…
Tissue engineering is a relatively new field of clinical science and basic science, an area of interest in creating tissues that can increase or replace body parts. in…