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 Humans gained the power of sight due to a bacterium, scientists reveal Among the five senses, the function of the eye is to see. The structure of the eye is so complex that even Charles Darwin could not define this organ correctly. After all, how did the eye, which is considered a very important organ, develop? How did it acquire sight? Scientists have made an important revelation. According to them, all vertebrates , including humans, acquired the ability to see due to a bacterium. According to scientists, the same bacterium introduced the gene that made the retina of the eye active towards light into our body. Research on this has recently been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences . This study was conducted by a team including Ling Zhu , an eye biologist at the University of Sydney, Australia . According to him, the eyes of vertebrates evolved in a very complex way. It contains a mixture of different types of genes, i.e. genes. In fact, bacteria cha...

 Scientists discover bacteria that eat plastic Scientists have developed self-destructive plastic . Scientists say that this will help reduce pollution. Polyurethane , i.e. plastic, is used everywhere. Since it is difficult to recycle, it is disposed of in landfills. However, scientists have found a scientific solution to this. Scientists have developed a plastic that self-destructs by incorporating particles of plastic-eating bacteria . Those bacterial particles remain inactive as long as the plastic is being used. However, when the plastic is disposed of after use, they revive and start eating the plastic. University of California researcher Han Sol Kim says that this gives us hope that we can reduce plastic pollution in nature. In addition, it has another advantage that the bacterial particles of plastic-eating bacteria increase the hardness of the plastic. Another researcher, John Pokorsky, says, “Our process makes the material stronger, which increases its useful life. And, wh...