Behind and in front of the language, there are 2000 to 5000 taste buds. These taste buds contain 50 to 100 taste receptors. Thanks to these cells, taste takes place. Actually, isn’t everything that is reasonable so far?
We cannot identify the pain we experience when we leave our hands while cooking or when a small paper left a cut on our finger. Moreover, it is known that flat cuts hurt more than wavy cuts.
Some people’s nails are rapidly growing, while others are very slow. This situation depends on the vitamins in our body and also depends on different physiological conditions. For example, if you noticed, nails are more rapidly growing in a warm environment or in the air.
Research teams from Hzb and Berlin Humboldt University have achieved a significant success in the transformation of day energy and broke the world record in CIGS-PEROVSKİT tandem cells. The efficiency of this new solar cell is 24.6 percent …
In the study conducted in China, a mother -free mouse produced with genetic equipment taken from male mice reached adulthood for the first time.
Only one copy of DNA is found in 37.2 trillion cell nuclei. Theoretically, all these cells have the same capabilities, but they all work for different purposes in different places.
The transparent wood scientists created will be used for smartphone screens, insulated windows and more.
According to Nagoya University, the research led by Professor Eiichi Hondo revealed that the electricity produced by eels can cause the transfer of genetic materials into the cells of living things. Research in the laboratory…
We hear about the interesting skin care treatments of celebrities. Some people eat placenta to stay young, some people have their foreskin injected. Foreskin, which has become popular especially among Hollywood stars in recent years, came to the fore again with Seda Sayan’s video. So, does this celebrity beauty method really work?
In the United Kingdom, authorities have approved the use of a CRISPR therapy called Casgevy to treat two inherited blood diseases. So what is CRISPR and why is this decision important?
