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.
A group of researchers from New York University have developed DNA-based nanobots that can theoretically replicate themselves exponentially. The tiny DNA robots developed consist of only four DNA strands and use their structures as templates.
An international team of scientists has developed a new technology that could help detect (or even treat) cancer cells in hard-to-reach places like colon cancer. Developed with genetic engineering…
US scientists have announced that they have developed a material stronger than steel using glass and DNA.
What makes a living thing alive is the molecule called DNA that it carries in its cells. This helix molecule carries all the genetic characteristics of that living thing. Let’s take a closer look at what DNA is, and let’s talk about the science facts, some of which you will hear for the first time.
A DNA sample given by a man living in Australia resulted in his father learning that he was a fugitive killer sought for 55 years.
Scientists from the Max Planck Institute managed to extract human DNA from a necklace piece found in 2019.
Mankind has made incredible technological breakthroughs since the 20th century. One of the biggest problems we faced in this process was where and how we would store all the large amounts of information and data we produced. So, was the solution to this problem actually in front of our eyes all this time?
Viruses, one of humanity’s worst nightmares because they can cause many different diseases, but also considered an integral part of the world’s ecosystem, are microorganisms that are still debated whether they are alive or not. Let’s get to know viruses a little more closely through questions such as how viruses multiply and how they emerge.
According to the research of experts, data storage will become one of the biggest problems of humanity in the future. In the article they …
