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Stem cell researchers at UCLA, USA, have completed the first genome map of a DNA modification called 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) in human embryonic stem cells, and fo…
Alfie Clamp, a 2-year-old boy who suffered a very severe form of disability that shocked even the top medical scientists in England.
Scientists have solved the riddle of the cause of the terrible body deformation of people with Proteus syndrome, also known as
Cancer-causing genes can also transform normal healthy cells into identical cells of human embryonic stem cells, according to a new study.
Drugs 'longevity' may soon become a reality after scientists can 'rejuvenate' the cells of older children with older syndrome.
The fragile X chromosomal syndrome is the leading cause of genetic disease in people with intellectual disabilities and a mutation of a single gene and autism.
Doctors in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh state have conducted transgender surgery about 300 girls into boys ...
Researchers at the Massey Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered an important mechanism in mitochondria that is involved in causing cancer and…
Everyday a cup of green tea may help reduce the risk of developing cancer because it is rich in antioxidants that can fight harmful molecules that accumulate in the body…
When parents give birth, there are about 60 genetic mutations on average in the process of encoding new genes. This number is less than the previous estimate of scientis…
Scientists are digging up the gene sequence of the new E.coli strain to find ways to treat patients as well as prevent similar pandemics in the future.
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation causing confusion that causes some people to become
Women who smoke during pregnancy may increase their risk of altering their DNA, making them more susceptible to disease than other children.
Scientists have succeeded in making aggressive monkeys into obedient animals, by controlling the D2 gene in their brain.
Researchers working at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered: The mechanism of cancer cell development, this new discovery can help detect and treat canc…