After a decade of death, Canadian scientists say they found Sea Star killer

After a decade of death, Canadian scientists say they found Sea Star killer

Scientists say they identified the cause of the disease that turns into lively, 24 armed stars into goo powder. Melanie Prerentice, a scientist at the Hakai Institute, is a part of a team that has spent many years studying the cause of the disease. Their investigation was published on Monday in magazine Nature ecology and … Read more

Scientists found a ghost code hidden in human genome

Scientists found a ghost code hidden in human genome

That’s what you will find out after reading this story: Approximately 45 percent of human DNA is made up of transposed elements or te-genetic residues from now extinct viruses, which once thought to be “spam DNA”. However, this approach is changing, and a new study that has grouped on TE, based on evolutionary relationships and … Read more

Microbes in deep -sea volcanoes can help scientists learn about early life on earth or even life outside our planet

Microbes in deep -sea volcanoes can help scientists learn about early life on earth or even life outside our planet

People have long considered what life was on earth first, and if our solar system is life behind our planet. Scientists have reason to believe that some of the moons of our solar system – such as Jupiter’s Europa and Saturn Enceladus – can be deep, salty liquid oceans under the icy shell. Sea bottom … Read more

Three people scientists use DNA to protect babies from a rare disease

Three people scientists use DNA to protect babies from a rare disease

London. On Wednesday, Wednesday, the UK used an innovative IVF technique that combines three people to protect the baby from a rare genetic disease, a healthy eight -infant group without a serious illness, said researchers said. Four girls and four boys, including one set of twins, were born healthy after researchers used treatment to prevent … Read more

Scientific norms form the behavior of researchers working in a larger good

Scientific norms form the behavior of researchers working in a larger good

About the last 400 years, the most unwritten set of unwritten guidelines has evolved on how to do the proper science. The premise of the research community is that science is most effective when scientists behave in a certain way. The first person who wrote this attitude and behavior was Robert Merton in 1942. (Yes, … Read more

This week’s discoveries include new clues of the mysterious species of fossil skull

This week’s discoveries include new clues of the mysterious species of fossil skull

Editor’s Note: The version of this story appeared on the CNN Wonder Theory Science Science information ballot. To get it in your received, Sign up for free here; The tens of thousands of years of our species – Homo Sapiens – mixed and intervened in other prehistoric people: our distant cousins, Neanderthals and Denisovana. Hundreds … Read more