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Chimeras, or animals with human cells and tissues, are not new, and researchers have long used them to gain insights into diseases and even as a potential source of transplantable organs. But the research brings up thorny ethical questions regarding animal rights and the moral status of chimeric creatures.
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Photo Essay | From sampling hydrothermal vents and abandoned mines to lab experiments that replicate Mars’ atmosphere, scientists are using what we know about life on Earth to understand how it may…
The brain isn’t the self — consciousness is intimately linked with the human body. And if consciousness is the body’s way of knowing itself, then it is the living form in its entirety that should be…
AN agricultural economist and educationist, Professor Saa Dittoh, has warned against the subtle acceptance of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) within the country’s agricultural eco-system.
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) astronaut Makoto Suwa will embark on a long-term stay at the International Space Station (ISS) as early as March next year, Education, Culture, Sports…
A study by Colorado State University reveals that saffron flourishes under semi-shaded solar panels, yielding better results than those without shade.
