Australia loses 300 vials of deadly virus
Queensland Health, Australia confirmed that 323 dangerous virus vials were lost from a laboratory three years ago, their whereabouts are currently unknown.
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Queensland Health, Australia confirmed that 323 dangerous virus vials were lost from a laboratory three years ago, their whereabouts are currently unknown.
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.
Hearing interesting information about flowers blooming in closed containers, we went to the biotechnology laboratory of Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences i…
Under the help of young biologist Duong Tan Nhut, two female students of the Department of Biology at the University of Natural Sciences (National University of Ho Chi M…
A very new trend since early 2006 is that many young people have come up with creative ideas that are more likely to be applied in life ...
Two baby lions born in vitro fertilization marked the first success of scientists in saving the big cat from extinction ...
It is said that in a test tube at the Henry Ford, Dearborn, Michigan State Museum, the United States is keeping
On the day Louise Brown was born, July 25, 1978, her mother - Lesley Brown - was taken to the caesarean section at the hospital in the dark, with only a flashlight illum…
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the lifeline for couples with reproductive health problems. However, not everyone knows how this method is implemented.
A new study has shown that boys born by in vitro fertilization have low sperm count and may not be able to have children later in the natural method.
There are no significant differences between babies born in vitro fertilization and babies born naturally.
A Dutch professor announced in 2012, for the first time in the world people will produce sausages in the laboratory.
Transplantation to cure blindness has come closer to reality after scientists first successfully developed a retina in the laboratory.
Australian scientists warn, in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment may cause gender imbalance.
Several IVF techniques are contributing to an increase in the proportion of boys, researchers have just revealed. Specifically, in some methods