Hippo: The Next Big Land Animal After Elephants, Dangerous Bite Can Kill

Hippo: The Next Big Land Animal After Elephants, Dangerous Bite Can Kill

After the elephant, the next big land animal! Dangerous, if you get a bite, you will be killed – Hippo | Biology | Environment | Manorama News After the elephant, the next big land animal! Dangerous, if you get bitten, you will be killed Manorama writer Published: April 09 , 2024 09:55 AM IST Updated: … Read more

A viral infection can cause dementia – 2024-04-07 23:55:37

A viral infection can cause dementia
 – 2024-04-07 23:55:37

The results of a recent study show that a viral infection can have an effect on how old and with what symptomatology the MIRAS disease starts. You can get the disease if you carry a predisposing genetic mutation inherited from both parents. A study led by the University of Helsinki found that a viral infection … Read more

Complete Review: What are Protists and Their Characteristics

Complete Review: What are Protists and Their Characteristics

Jakarta – In biology, “kingdom” refers to one of the five major groups of organisms, used to classify and group living things based on their common characteristics. One of the five kingdom classifications is Protista, namely eukaryotic unicellular organisms such as unicellular algae and protozoa, which are not included in the other kingdoms. The following … Read more

Revolutionary Research: Creating Artificial Fetal Tissue from Amniotic Cells to Identify Causes of Congenital Malformations

Revolutionary Research: Creating Artificial Fetal Tissue from Amniotic Cells to Identify Causes of Congenital Malformations

Money Today Reporter Park Geon-hee | 2024.03.05 01:00 Research team at University College London, UK Creating the small intestine, kidney, and lungs of the fetus by culturing cells obtained from the amniotic membrane at 16 to 34 weeks of pregnancy. ‘Fetal stem cells’, which have been subject to ethical debate, appear to be an alternative… … Read more

This is why an erection is worthwhile this morning – 2024-02-23 17:52:02

This is why an erection is worthwhile this morning
 – 2024-02-23 17:52:02

In a new study on mice, researchers from the Karolinska Institute got to the bottom of why frequent erections are good. In a study conducted in Sweden, a previously unknown factor was found that enables erections. Connective tissue cells, i.e. fibroblasts, form filamentous proteins in connective tissue. Researchers from Uppsala University and the Karolinska Institute … Read more

Scientists Discover Thousands of Enigmatic Obelisks with Unique Genetic Structures

Scientists Discover Thousands of Enigmatic Obelisks with Unique Genetic Structures

Groundbreaking Discovery: Thousands of Previously Undiscovered Obelisks Found in Genetic Sequences Groundbreaking Discovery: Thousands of Previously Undiscovered Obelisks Found in Genetic Sequences The Mystery Unveiled Scientists have made an incredible breakthrough in genomic research, uncovering a trove of previously unknown and elusive obelisks hidden within the genetic sequences of various organisms. Named for their unique … Read more

Bats and Sugar: How Bats Can Eat Immense Amounts of Sugar Without Health Problems

Bats and Sugar: How Bats Can Eat Immense Amounts of Sugar Without Health Problems

Some bats eat immense amounts of sugar, but unlike humans, this does not cause any health problems. Too much sugar is bad for your health. It can lead to diabetes, obesity or even cancer, among other things. Remarkably, bats that eat fruit don’t seem to be bothered by this at all, even though they eat … Read more

Top 7 Strangest and Rare Animals in the World – Unbelievable Creatures You’ve Never Heard Of

Top 7 Strangest and Rare Animals in the World – Unbelievable Creatures You’ve Never Heard Of

Jakarta – This world has many strange animals, whether in the sea, land or air. Some of these animals may be rarely known, because their lives are far from human reach. In fact, some of them are rare animals. Furthermore, find out some examples of strange and rare animals in the world below. SCROLL TO … Read more

Newborns’ Innate Ability to Recognize Music Rhythm: Recent Studies Reveal Biological Roots of Musicality

Newborns’ Innate Ability to Recognize Music Rhythm: Recent Studies Reveal Biological Roots of Musicality

Lányi Eszter Rozgonyiné / Universidade de Amesterdão One of the babies who participated in Honing’s experiments Recent studies reveal that newborns have an innate ability to recognize a rhythm in music, indicating that our capacity for music, or “musicality,” may be biologically programmed. In 2009, a study published already PNAS showed that newborn babies could … Read more