Health
Successful breeding of artificial heart patch
The patch contains millions of living cells that are transplanted into a patient's heart to replace lost heart muscle and restore damage from a heart attack.
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Science invention
The inventions change the world medical history
Finding vaccines, organ transplants, immunotherapy for cancer treatment are breakthroughs in world medicine over 200 years.
Health
Escape from myocardial infarction with the injection containing the 'discarded' thing
US researchers reversed the damage caused by myocardial infarction by injecting patients with seemingly discarded cells.
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Miraculous nature: These are creatures that make you believe in immortality!
Most creatures gradually age and die. But we have more fortunate creatures: It seems they know how to escape the fateful cycle.
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For the first time, iPS cells are used to develop human eggs
For the first time in the world, a group of Japanese researchers have used human multi-functional stem cells (iPS) to create immature reproductive cells, which can devel…
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British scientist: 'The first person to live to 1,000 years old was born'
Dr. Aubrey de Gray believes that people will live for a long time and the future world no longer has aging-related diseases.
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Can I create hybrid animals?
Modern science has been able to create human-animal embryos, and a hybrid biology project like in Greek mythology is being carefully considered.
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Check out the nearly immortal creatures in the natural world
American lobsters, hydrology, jellyfish or Bristlecone pine can all be killed by peripheral factors. But without these disadvantages, they can live for hundreds to thous…
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The terrible disease on ancient Egyptian mummies
About 2900 years ago, an Egyptian man died at the age of 20 after suffering from a rare disease almost like cancer and also the cause of diabetes. It was found that the…
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Top 10 most important scientific findings of the decade
The first decade of the 21st century has received outstanding scientific achievements, many of which have changed ...
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Sponges have up to 70% of human genes
Sponges have up to 70% of genes that resemble humans, including many of the genes involved in cancer and other diseases.
Oceanography
Mysterious immortal creatures, young and old
A self-regenerating Irish sea creature is being considered by scientists in the study of stem cells to treat birth defects and cancer.
Biology
Strange gene experiments
There are crazy genetic engineering experiments that seem to have a very realistic purpose: doubling population, reviving corpses, making mosquitoes not carrying malaria…
Biology
Does the fly brain work like a human brain?
This finding reveals many interesting things about the evolution of the brain, contributing to explaining the mechanism of mental disorders.