The old father easily gave birth to a bad boy
Scientists believe that older men often give birth to worse babies due to genetic changes.
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Scientists believe that older men often give birth to worse babies due to genetic changes.
A breakthrough in genetic research could pave the way for a new way of preventing crime: replicating the face of suspects only with DNA.
Recently, scientists have successfully developed one type
This new study provides a clearer look at how alcohol consumption can increase the risk of DNA mutations and cancer.
The trend of reading DNA to predict disease is increasingly common in the West, despite negative warning regarding this area.
The diet of men before making pregnant partners can play a decisive role in the health of future children, according to a new study.
The new bio-glaze includes a collagen frame and is designed to fit into areas where bone regeneration is needed.
Currently, scientists have discovered that the biological clock is the culprit that actually causes breast tissue to age faster than the rest of the body.
The face shape is primarily determined by the gene, but no two faces are exactly the same.
Will John Lennon live again to sing? According to UPI news agency, a Canadian dentist hopes to make that happen by cloning the legendary band member The Beatles from DNA…
US scientists have found a new way to solve the problems of blood clotting in surgery thanks to gold nanoparticles.
Scientists have discovered the gene platform allows explaining why humans smell in a particular way after assessing the DNA of hundreds of individuals, according to a Na…
Last June, a healthy baby boy was born with artificial insemination (IVF) using new generation gene screening techniques, selecting the most viable embryo to perform IVF.
The Iliad depicts the monster Chimera with a snake's tail, a goat, a lion's head; Chimera also became the name for a genetic phenomenon called genetic chimerism or tetra…
British scientists predict that cancer will soon become a disease that can be controlled by identifying the DNA map of tumors, according to the Telegraph.