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SCIENTISTS MAY HAVE FOUND ‘LIFE’S MISSING LINK’

In 1997, Frenchwoman Jeanne calment passed away, she was 122 years old at the time of the death. Making her the oldest person on the record. Today the oldest person in world is Japan’s Kane Tanaka she is a comparatively youthful of 118 years. Scientists have analyzed, International Database on Longevity which cover 1,100 supercentenarians from 13 countries, who lived over 110 years. They also…

Currently, the average IQ of people in 100. If humans had an average IQ of 200, many things would change. With that IQ, we could easily learn new languages or master new profession in just a few weeks. Which means we could do more things in our life. With more intelligence we could also live longer. It has been found, people with 115 IQ live longer than with 100 IQ. This could also increase the…

Barely is the fourth largest grain crop globally user in breads, soups, stews, and heal the products. Now scientists have found a way to grow meat using it. Iceland researchers are growing 100,000+ barely plants that are genetically modified for creating lab meat. Once that altered barely get harvested and purified, it will be used to extract ‘growth factor’ proteins. Growth factors proteins…

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN FACE DURING GESTATION

Facial developments occurs mainly between the fourth and eighth weeks of gestation. In these first few weeks, a primitive face will take form with large dark circles for eyes followed by the mouth, lower jaw and throat. This CGI animation reveals how an embryo’s facial features form inside a womb. This eerie animation created by the BBC was made by using scans of a developing embryo taken in…

SCIENTISTS 3D PRINT WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE LAB BEEF WITHOUT KILLING A COW

Researchers from Osaka University have made world-renowned ‘Wagyu’ beef with the help of cow stem cells and culturing the meat in the lab, followed by 3D printing it to get unique layers, resembling the expensive Japanese meat. This is a kind of cultured meat, where the meat, instead of being sourced from an animals after killing it, is actually grown in a laboratory using two kinds of stem…

It can seal bleeding wounds in 30 seconds and could stop bleeding during surgery or after traumatic injuries, when blood loss is a leading cause of death. The MIT scientists investigated hot barnacles cling to wet slippery surfaces. Like rocks and ships. They discovered that barnacles make a glue of sticky protein suspended in oil. The oil repels any water that might prevent the barnacle from…

Firstly, roots of the coconut plant absorb water from the soil by a process called osmosis. The liquid which eventually reaches the coconut is refered to as the endosperm. This water is then transported to different parts of the coconut plant, some of it reaches the coconut. This endosperm acts as the food or nourishment for the Coconut’s growth. Now, a part of the endosperm gets converted…

A brain tumor is a collection, or mass, of abnormal cells in your brain. Your Skull, which encloses your brain, is very rigid. Any growth inside such a restricted space can cause problems. Brain tumors can be cancerous (malignant) or non-cancerous (bengin). When bengin or malignant tumors grow, they can cause the pressure inside your skull to increases. This can cause the brain damage, and it can…