[ad_1] An international research collaboration, which includes scientists from the University of Adelaide’s Waite Research Institute, has unlocked a new genetic variation in wheat and barley, a major impetus for the global effort in breeding high-grade wheat and barley varieties. yield. Researchers from the 10+ Wheat Genomes project, led by …
Read More »Mitochondrial changes key to health problems in space – NASA
[ad_1] Mitochondrial changes key to health problems in spaceNASA Space travel is bad for the body on a cellular levelNew Atlas A biological molecule could explain why space affects astronauts’ healthReverse Defects in the mitochondria can explain many health problems seen during space travelPhys.org View full coverage on Google News …
Read More »Scientists take a major step forward in discovering why the sun shines
[ad_1] Scientists have detected neutrinos formed during a largely mysterious process in the Sun, in what they are hailing as a major breakthrough. The discovery could help reveal the structure of our Sun and the elements within it. But it could also allow us to better understand other phenomena across …
Read More »An “impossible” discovery of “distorted light” could rewrite the laws of physics
[ad_1] Dark energy is the name of the strange force that causes the universe to speed up over time, rather than slow down. Dark matter are particles that do not absorb, reflect or emit light, making them undetectable; comprise 85% of the matter in the universe and a quarter of …
Read More »Borexino identifies solar neutrinos from the elusive fusion cycle – Physics World
[ad_1] Borexino identifies solar neutrinos from the elusive fusion cycle – Physics World Skip to main content More Toggle Menu MENU Open the search dialog Close the search menu Learn more from Physics World Copyright © 2020 by IOP Publishing Ltd and individual contributors bright-rec pub iop iop-science physcis connect …
Read More »The large beak of this ancient bird opens up new horizons in the fossil record
[ad_1] Every day, scientists find out amazing new information that reshapes our understanding of the ancient world. The latest groundbreaking discovery concerns a late Cretaceous bird with a very large beak, large enough to chart a new course in the history of evolution. In a study published Wednesday in Nature, …
Read More »Astronauts experience these key changes in space that could impact their health, new research shows
[ad_1] Now, scientists have collected the largest space biology dataset to date based about astronauts, including the Kelly twins, mice and insects that flew to the space station. The 30 studies, written by more than 200 researchers from around the world, represent the largest body of information on the risks …
Read More »The best governor in the Arab world .. The Prime Minister congratulates the Governor of Port Said
[ad_1] The Council of Ministers, chaired by Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, today addressed the warmest congratulations to the Egyptian officials who won the first session of the “Award of Excellence of the Arab Government”. And which was held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice …
Read More »Water-land transition in the early tetrapods
[ad_1] Three main stages of humerus shape evolution: from the block humerus of aquatic fish, to the L-shaped humerus of transitional tetrapods and the twisted humerus of terrestrial tetrapods. Columns (left to right) = aquatic fish, transitional tetrapod and terrestrial tetrapod. Rows = Top: silhouettes of extinct animals; Center: 3D …
Read More »The space worm experiment reveals that gravity affects genes
[ad_1] Caenorhabditis elegans. Credit: Wikipedia Living in low gravity affects cells at the genetic level, according to a study of worms in space. Genetic analysis of Caenorhabditis elegans worms on the International Space Station showed “subtle changes” in about 1,000 genes. Stronger effects were found in some genes, especially between …
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