Infectious Fungus was Always Thought to be Asexual
The fungi of the Candida genus which can trigger serious infections was always thought to be asexual.
The fungi of the Candida genus which can trigger serious infections was always thought to be asexual.
Prof Bogaert, an associate professor at Brock University in Canada, said: 'There are two forms: people who have some level of sex drive, but don't direct this drive toward others (so they may masturbate); and other people who have no sex drive whatsoever.'
Key to Immortality may be Found in Asexual Worms
Scientists have found that a species of flatworm can overcome the process of ageing and these immortal worms pave way for humans to stay fit and avoid ageing.
Scientists have found that a species of flatworm can overcome the process of ageing and these immortal worms pave way for humans to stay fit and avoid ageing.
DNA from Other Species Found in Asexual Microscopic Animal
Scientists at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) have been amazed by a finding that an asexual microscopic animal called bdelloid rotifer carries numerous chunks of foreign DNA in its genome.
Scientists at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) have been amazed by a finding that an asexual microscopic animal called bdelloid rotifer carries numerous chunks of foreign DNA in its genome.
