Genetic Variant Present in 60% of European May Inclined People to Slimness

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.09.2022 05:00 AM

A new study suggests that slimness may be inclined in genetic variants present in 60% of Europeans. Know more about this news here, read to continue!

Questionable Monkey Research Reignites Animal Testing Arguments

11.03.2022 08:00 AM

New animal testing arguments reignites as new studies develops. Know about the harm of animal testing here at Science Times, read more!

Butterfly Mutants: New Study Links Their Wing Patterns to 'Junk' DNA That Sits Between Genes

10.24.2022 01:29 AM

New research found that butterfly wing patterns have a basic plan to them, manipulated by non-coding regulatory DNA. Read to know more about this discovery.

Live Plant Cells Used in 3D Bioprinting to Study Cellular Communication That May Lead to Better Crop Varieties

10.18.2022 23:20 PM

Researchers are 3D bioprinting plant cells to learn how they communicate with each other and their environment and to understand how they function. Read the article to learn more details.

Scientists Make Mouse Embryo From Stem Cells, Paving the Way to Mammalian Development Process

10.07.2022 23:24 PM

Collaborative work of US and UK universities are paving the way in embryonic stem cells to learn more about mammalian development. Know more about this researcher here. Read now!

‘Nearly Extinct’ Greenback Cutthroat Trout Fish Revived Life in Colorado After 100-Years

09.30.2022 04:15 AM

Almost extinct Greenback Cutthroat Fish was able to swim back to existence with the help of biologists. Know their comeback story here, read now!

Invading Horned Devils: Giant Hickory Emerges in Southern States Forests

09.27.2022 10:00 AM

Giant hickory horned caterpillars invading the southern region of the US. Are they harmful to humans? Read here to know!

New Treatment Marks Cancer Cells As Target For Immunotherapy [Study]

09.19.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists formulate a new treatment in turning cancer cells into a target for the human immune system. How promising is this new treatment, read here to know more!

University of Bristol Researchers Develop 'Living' Artificial Cells by Collecting Bacterial Parts [Study]

09.19.2022 03:15 AM

The University of Bristol developed a living synthetic cell from bacteria parts. Read on to know more about the newly crafted artificial cells.

Threatened Wild Moose Fights Back, Nearly Kill Bowhunter After Missed Arrow

09.16.2022 19:32 PM

A hunter from Colorado nearly died when he missed his arrow and the threatened moose attacked him back. Read the article for the full story.

Potential of Bacteria Demonstrated to Help Produce Protocells Emulating Real-Life Functionality

09.15.2022 22:24 PM

Scientists have harnessed the potential of bacteria to help construct advanced synthetic cells which emulate real-life functionality. Continue reading to learn the details.

Royal Beekeeper Announced to Queen's Bees The Death of The Monarch and Change of Ownership: Century-old Tradition 'Affects' Honey Production

09.15.2022 10:25 AM

The royal beekeeper has announced to the queen’s bee her death and the change of ownership. A century old custom announcing to the hive the owner’s event can affect the bees behavior.

Queen Elizabeth II Rides Off The Sunset: Cloud Formation Resembles Young Queen Riding a Horse

09.15.2022 05:31 AM

A unique cloud "looked over" London, resembles the late Queen Elizabeth II riding a horse in her younger years.

Sydney's Trash Wars: Cockatoos Opening Bins and Human Counter-Bin Measures Locked In 'Arms Race' Over Rubbish

09.14.2022 10:00 AM

Sulphur-crested cockatoos in Sydney learned to open bin wheelies, and humans developed new methods to keep the dumpster closed.

Singapore's Majestic Orchid Named After The Late Queen Elizabeth II

09.13.2022 11:50 AM

As a form of respect to the late monarch, an orchid hybrid was named after Queen Elizabeth II of UK in a national park in Singapore.

Nanobacteria May Solve Photovoltaic Issues Including Solar Energy Conversion and CO2 Capture

09.13.2022 04:07 AM

Scientists discover that nanobacteria may help in solving the problem of photovoltaics. Continue reading to get in-depth information about the recent study.

Study on Tardigrade's Ability in Surviving Extreme Dehydration May Help Humans Live in Intense Temperature

09.07.2022 08:41 AM

Meet the Tardigrade. Mini water bears that can survive an apocalypse? Read here to know the science about tardigrades' amazing adaptability.

Most Complex, Well-Defined Synthetic Microbiome Could Help Scientists Study Which Molecules Are Linked to Certain Diseases

09.06.2022 23:42 PM

Stanford researchers built the most complex, and well-defined synthetic microbiome to help scientists better understand the link between microbiome and health. Read the article to know more details.

Mexican Aquatic Salamander Axolotl Brain Regenerates After Injury

09.03.2022 00:52 AM

A new study about the Mexican Salamander Axolotl is published revealing that its brain can regenerate after it suffered from injury. To know more about it, continue reading.

Mystery of Coelacanth Fish Solved: Here's Why Ancient Creature Swims Upside Down

08.25.2022 19:37 PM

Biology researchers solved the mystery why Coelacanth swims upside down. Read on to know the details.

Bigger Animals Consume Lesser Food Than Small Ones: Scientists Explain How This Could Be Possible

08.22.2022 09:00 AM

Biologists found that physics does not always answer the problems in biology, such as why bigger animals consume lesser food than smaller ones. Find out the answer in this article.