Escherichia coli uses sodium to build structures

Bacteria well protected in salt crystals
NATURE & ENVIRONMENT | Comment
Escherichia coli  uses sodium to build structures where it remains dormant. A little water is enough to wake her.
Bacteria well protected in salt crystals

Grafted liver cells at birth, okay Nazdana
HEALTH | Comment
A small Canadian who received an experimental treatment against a disorder of the urea cycle at birth is doing well two years later.
Grafted liver cells at birth, okay Nazdana

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http://androidapp-games.weebly.com/blog/the-existence-of-an-extraterrestrial-civilization
http://androidstars.weebly.com/blog/reasoning-that-resembles-that-of-a-child-7-to-10-years

After the high-tech and robotics, Google invests in genetics
HIGH-TECH
Erwan Lecomte
By Erwan Lecomte
Sciences et Avenir
While the research division of Google X wants to make the "Big Data" with the human body, back to the crazy diversification of the American giant.
After the high-tech and robotics, Google invests in genetics

Eating cat, is it reasonable?
NATURE & ENVIRONMENT | 1 comment
In Vietnam, yes. Meat "little tigers", although officially illegal, is prized by gourmets.
Eating cat, is it reasonable?

Ebola virus: the epidemic passes a new frontier
HEALTH | Comment
The Ebola epidemic in the West Africa continues to spread. Nigeria has recorded its first case as the capital of Sierra Leone.