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Scientists are exploring new dimensions of human development through the creation of stembryos, which promise insights into infertility and developmental issues while raising ethical questions. Additionally, the virome—a vast population …
Exploring Stembryos and the Virome: Innovations in Human Development and Health Read More
An international team of scientists has discovered the first nitrogen-fixing organelle, the “nitroplast,” within a eukaryotic cell, challenging the notion that only bacteria can fix nitrogen. Through decades of research, …
Groundbreaking Discovery: The First Nitrogen-Fixing Organelle Unveiled Read More
Scientists have discovered the oldest known DNA from Homo sapiens, dating back 45,000 years, in Ranis, Germany. The study reveals significant Neanderthal ancestry and interbreeding between the two species, particularly …
Oldest DNA Unearths Complex Tie Between Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals Read More
An innovative analysis of ancient human DNA presents a refined timeline of Neanderthal interbreeding with modern humans, starting about 50,500 years ago and lasting for 7,000 years. This genetic exchange …
Revealing Our Origins: New Insights into Neanderthal Interbreeding with Modern Humans Read More
In 2024, experts reveal actionable sleep strategies emphasizing the benefits of short naps, caution against prolonged bed rest, revisit magnesium’s role, explore unique sleeping practices, and address sleep compatibility in …
Science-Backed Tips for Better Sleep in 2024 Read More
Scientists suggest that the rare spade-toothed whale found on a New Zealand beach died from head injuries. The 5-meter specimen is the first complete whale of its kind ever recorded. …
Scientists Uncover Tragic End of the World’s Rarest Whale in New Zealand Read More
Neanderthals interbred with modern humans earlier than previously thought, occurring around 45,000 to 50,500 years ago, providing crucial genetic advantages to those moving out of Africa. This discovery reshapes our …
Revising the Timeline: Neanderthal Interbreeding Happens Later Than Believed Read More
Deinococcus radiodurans, known as “Conan the Bacterium,” can survive radiation doses far lethal to humans, thanks to a trio of powerful antioxidants—manganese, phosphate, and a peptide. These findings could revolutionize …
Unlocking the Secrets of “Conan the Bacterium”: A Breakthrough in Radiation Resistance Read More
Scientists, including Nobel laureates, urge a halt to research on mirror life microbes, citing unprecedented risks to life on Earth from potential infections that could evade natural immune systems. They …
Scientists Warn of Unprecedented Risks from ‘Mirror Life’ Microbe Research Read More
The University of Maryland School of Medicine has appointed Dr. Elana Fertig as the new Director of the Institute for Genome Sciences. Dr. Fertig, a recognized leader in computational science …
Elana Fertig, PhD, Takes the Helm as Director of the Institute for Genome Sciences Read More