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For many years scientists have believed that DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) acts only as a passive template for the production of specific proteins by RNA (ribonucleic acid) transcription. According to a report by the American Physicist Network on April 11, scientists at the Scripps Research Institute in Florida found that DNA can also fine-tune the activity of

Researchers at the Whitehead Institute have discovered a differentiated cell in the breast tissue that spontaneously transforms into a stem-like state, the first time it has been observed in mammalian cells. These results refute the dogmatism of science—thinking that differentiation is a single path, and once cells differentiate, they cannot rely on themse

The new issue of Nature said that Japanese researchers artificially cultivated the embryonic stem cells of the experimental mouse, which is the most complex physiological tissue artificially cultivated so far.

According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported on March 17, American scientists in the "Lancet Neurology" magazine said that the use of gene therapy for Parkinson's disease for the first time in clinical success.

Scientists at Stanford University in the United States announced on the 7th that they have discovered 13 new gene regions associated with atherosclerosis, increasing the number of gene regions associated with the disease to 26.

A British research team has developed a monoclonal antibody that has been experimentally validated to use it in combination with interferon to combat tuberculosis infection.