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Scientists turn spinach leaves into cardiac tissue, a milestone in regenerative medicine.

A team of scientists has achieved a milestone in regenerative medicine, managing to convert spinach leaves into functional human cardiac tissue. This discovery opens up new possibilities for the treatment of cardiac diseases and organ regeneration. Researchers from the University...

Microbes Convert CO2 into Proteins and Vitamins According to Research

Researchers from the **University of Tubingen** and the **Finnish Meteorological Institute** have developed a revolutionary technology that allows extracting **proteins and vitamin B9** from **microbes**, feeding them only with **hydrogen, oxygen, and COâ‚‚**. Published in *Trends in Biotechnology by Cell...

National Parks were part of a new Summer Antarctic Campaign.

The National Parks Administration (APN) has reinforced its commitment to conservation and environmental research in the white continent, participating in the Antarctic Summer Campaign. The participation was carried out by a representative from the National Directorate of Marine Protected...

Researchers claim to have ‘revived’ the terrible wolf, a species that went extinct over 10,000 years ago.

The American company **Colossal Biosciences** has achieved a historic breakthrough in biotechnology with the birth of three puppies that replicate the extinct **dire wolf** (Aenocyon dirus), a species that went extinct over **10,000 years ago**. This achievement represents an important...

Argentinian bio-input: they create a natural product to combat fungi in cereals

An Argentine bio-input, in full development, could positively revolutionize the technology for combating fungi and pests in crops. Experts from the CONICET, the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), and the Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry of the University of...

Strait of Magellan: How does wind impact the salinity of the San Juan River?

Located in the Brunswick Peninsula, in the Magallanes Region, the San Juan de la Posesión River is one of the main tributaries of the Strait of Magellan. Its mouth, at Punta Santa Ana, was the focus of a study...

The astonishing “internal GPS” of elephants: how they optimize their energy while moving

A new study published in the Journal of Animal Ecology reveals that African elephants not only travel more than 50 kilometers daily in search of food and water, but they also have an extraordinary capacity to optimize their energy...

Dafeng: the sanctuary that saved the Père David’s deer from extinction

In the Chinese province of Jiangsu, the Dafeng Milu Nature Reserve is a symbol of resilience and conservation. This sanctuary saved the Père David's deer (Elaphurus davidianus), as it is home to the largest population of this species in...

Searching for the latest axolotls in their natural habitat

The **Mexican axolotl** (*Ambystoma mexicanum*), (https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/ajolotes-el-secreto-para-frenar-el-envejecimiento-a-los-cuatro-anos-y-su-potencial-en-la-longevidad-humana/) with a gelatinous body and enigmatic gaze, is in **critical danger of extinction**. According to the latest census by the **UNAM Institute of Biology**, its population in the wild continues to decline in...

Proteins created with AI by scientists can neutralize snake venom and save lives.

Snakebites represent a serious public health problem in many regions of the world, claiming over 100,000 lives each year and leaving thousands of people with permanent disabilities. Until now, the only effective treatment has been the use of antivenom...

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Today is the International Day for Biological Diversity, a date that reminds us of the need for harmony and sustainable development.

Every May 22nd, the world celebrates the International Day for Biological Diversity, a date proclaimed by the United Nations...