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Deadly Traps of Carnivorous Fungi
The fungus Arthrobotrys oligospora, found in Asia, Africa, America, and Australia, typically feeds on decaying organic matter. However, when faced with a nutrient deficiency, it
Frog foam as wound dressing
The foam produced by Tungara frogs is incredibly stable and is now being considered as a base for a new wound dressing that can release
Successful Controlled Cell Division with Artificial Cells
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute have made a breakthrough in the field of cell division. They have successfully replicated the process of controlled cell
Bacterial Evolution: Gene Fusion Revealed
Bacteria adapt to their environment through the fusion of two genes, ensuring their survival by altering their DNA. New proteins are created during this process,
Vaccine for Cavities Developed
Chinese researchers have successfully developed a vaccine against the bacteria responsible for causing tooth decay, which could potentially help millions of people worldwide. The Wuhan
Observing Hydrogen Bond Formation for the First Time
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery by using a scanning probe microscope to observe the formation of a hydrogen bond in a single molecule. The
Fat Cells: Key to Immune System
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery about the role of fat cells in the body. It turns out that subcutaneous fat tissue, or adipose tissue,
