Tag Archives: laboratory

[ad_1] Like any complicated recipe, whipping up Martian soil on Earth requires finding the right ingredients. You can raid a museum to find an extremely rare mineral or call your local coal …

[ad_1] This is the moment when the world's most powerful magnetic field was destroyed and the laboratory was developed in seconds after its creation. The shocking images show heavy doors, designed to …

[ad_1] The announcement comes just six months after the country's first space laboratory, dubbed Tiangong-1, made international news when it fell into orbit in an uncontrolled descent. It fell into the South …

[ad_1] A new gene campaign could kill a mosquito-carrying mosquito. In a small-scale laboratory study, the genetic engineering tool caused Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes to stop producing their offspring in eight to twelve …

[ad_1] Mosquito that causes malaria, Anopheles gambiae. Credit: NIAID, CC BY The team at Imperial College London was able to crush the caged populations of the mosquito vector of malaria Anopheles gambiae …

[ad_1] At first, scientists successfully cultivated oesophageal organoids – miniature and functional versions of the human food tube – using stem cells, thus paving the way for new ways to study and …

[ad_1] Scientists working on the bioengineering of the entire human gastrointestinal system in a laboratory are now reporting the use of pluripotent stem cells for the growth of organoids in the human …

[ad_1] As a first step, US scientists have used stem cells in the laboratory to cultivate the human esophagus, known as the "alimentary tube", which will allow a personalized diagnosis of diseases …

[ad_1] A human embryonic stem cell line derived from Stanford University is illustrated in this photo distributed to Reuters by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine on March 9, 2009. (Reuters) As …

[ad_1] Scientists have developed a esophagus in the lab for the first time, reveals a new report. Organs stemming from patients' cells offer the hope that scientists will one day study abnormalities …