The caveman virus can increase the birth rate of boys
The DNA of a caveman virus that lived 1.5 million years ago could block the X chromosome, increasing the male sex ratio in the fetus.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Viral.
84 published items.
The DNA of a caveman virus that lived 1.5 million years ago could block the X chromosome, increasing the male sex ratio in the fetus.
Scientists have discovered the history of Retrovirus - the virus that existed 30 million years ago, helping scientists better understand the evolution of today's viruses.
Scientists decoded the viral genome of vascular powdery mildew and found the parasitic gene called transposon.
The group of scientists from the Institute of Biotechnology has successfully applied genetic engineering of RNAi in the study of creating transgenic plants resistant to…
New research shows that bacterial infection can determine whether to kill the host cell immediately after entering or entering a
High resolution analysis shows a strange twist of DNA that can hold the viral gene inside a shell, waiting for the opportunity to spread into the host.
Biologists from Austria and Singapore have developed a unique technique that marks a new development in the relationship between biology and art. The researchers said th…
High fever, acute viral infection is clinically differentiated from foot and mouth disease, vesicles and vesicular stomatitis in pigs. The pathogenic virus is antagonist…
Hand, foot and mouth disease is a viral infection occurring in young children that is easy to cause a large epidemic but does not have a specific medication. Young child…
Viral fever or viral fever is caused by many types of viruses, the most common group is respiratory viruses with more than 200 different types of diseases.
Viral fever or viral fever is usually caused by a variety of viruses, most commonly the respiratory virus.
The Brazilian medical experts report that these mutations are related to proteins involved in viral replication.
The outbreak of two strains of viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF) has been confirmed by the Ugandan government and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Flu is an acute viral disease that is highly contagious through the respiratory tract, usually at the time of the season.