Trending | The research, led by Zhi-kun Li at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, combined genetic material from two male mice to create embryos that did not involve any female DNA, as reported by The Times.

Chinese scientists achieve milestone by creating mouse with just two fathers

In a massive breakthrough, scientists created a mouse with the use of ancient genetic tools which are older in comparison to animal life. The researchers took a gene from single-celled lifeforms and added it to the mouse cells for regenerating stem cells, which were then injected into a developing embryo for creating a living and breathing mouse.

This 'strange' mouse has ancient genes older than animal life. Here's how it is different

A rare mouse embryo, which has six legs and no genitals, was created by scientists in an accident. This never-before-seen creation reflected how changes made to the DNA can have severe impacts on development.

Scientific accident results in creation of six-legged mouse without genitals

The video of a mouse secretly cleaning up a British man’s shed has left people amused and curious. The footage of the rodent nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering up objects in a shed and placing them neatly inside a box every night, recently went viral sparking curiosity, and scientists may have an explanation for this so-called “mousekeeping”.

‘Welsh Tidy Mouse’ might have been cleaning British man’s shed for ‘fun’, say scientists

A man found a mouse secretly cleaning up his shed almost every night for two months after he set a night vision camera on his workbench. Rodney Holbrook discovered that things in his shed "mysteriously" neatened up and returned to where they belonged every night.

WATCH: Real life elf? Astonishing video shows a mouse cleaning a man's shed every night

A groundbreaking study conducted by Japanese scientists, including Professor Teruhiko Wakayama from the University of Yamanashi's Advanced Biotechnology Centre and a team from the Japan Aerospace Space Agency (JAXA), has successfully grown mouse embryos on the International Space Station (ISS).

Scientists grow mouse embryos in space, pave way for human reproduction research

In a major breakthrough, scientists have created motherless mice after making eggs from male cells. What are the implications? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Are motherless humans next?

Finding a perfect work-life balance has been a daunting task for every professional. Despite best efforts, it has been difficult to spend quality time with the family as one is swarmed with overwork.

This new mouse from Samsung will run away if you overwork

In a possible new Covid outbreak in Taiwan, a mouse bite is at the centre of a probe as a worker at a high-security laboratory, who was bitten twice, has become coronavirus positive.

Alert in Taiwan after lab worker bitten twice by mouse with Covid becomes coronavirus positive

A mouse, whose species was believed to have been extinct more than 150 years ago, has been rediscovered in islands off Western Australia. Researchers compared DNA samples of eight different species of native rodents and 42 of living rodents to observe the decline of native mice in the past 80-100 years.

Species of 'extinct' mouse rediscovered after 150 years in Australia

The mouse plague in Australia has pushed many territories into panic mode. Just last month, New South Wales sought a banned poisonous substance from India to rid themselves of the rodents that have infested homes, public spaces and farms.

Mouse plague in Australia's New South Wales forces evacuation of jail

A recent study published in Science Advances reveals that the Japanese researchers found that the mouse sperm which was exposed to high levels of cosmic radiation for nearly six years has produced a large brood of healthy, unremarkable "space pups.

Mouse sperm stored at ISS produces unremarkable 'space pups'

Late one evening in March 2020, just before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the country, Mingzheng Wu, a graduate student at Northwestern University, plopped two male mice into a cage and watched as they explored their modest new digs: sniffing, digging, fighting a little.

Scientists drove mice to bond by zapping their brains with light

Millions of mice have entered homes in Australia. They are on the walls, roofs, inside containers and in water tanks. Mice have also attacked hotels and are biting patients in hospitals. How did this happen? Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Mouse plague in Australia

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