Detection of genetic risk of bowel cancer
According to a study, published in the journal Public Library of Science Genetics, the scientists discovered a single variant in the human genome that could lead to colo…
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According to a study, published in the journal Public Library of Science Genetics, the scientists discovered a single variant in the human genome that could lead to colo…
Artificial and electronic biological organs, gene implants, hormones ... appear increasingly popular with the aim of bringing people closer to immortality.
US scientists say a gene related to the human immune system can play an important role in the course of Parkinson's disease.
According to US scientists, the Prox1 gene plays a key role in the normal development of memory areas in the brain.
A moment of sweeping the genome of 100,000 people has discovered many gene variants that increase two types of blood fats that are thought to cause heart disease.
The new gene, called NDM-1, makes bacteria very resistant to almost all existing antibiotics.
People will live beyond the age of 100 if they possess good genes and ensure a healthy lifestyle. That is a new discovery about human lifespan related to genes that scie…
Scientists at Boston University (USA) have found a way to foresee the possibility of a person being able to live a hundred years or not and the ability to resist old dis…
A recent study by scientists from Cordoba University (Spain) found that phenol in olive oil could inhibit some harmful genes.
Drugs that can help people live to adulthood can be tested in the next three years.
Scientists at the University of Tokyo have successfully studied gene analysis methods to choose the most suitable treatment for each bladder cancer patient.
In the next 5-7 years, Chinese scientists will produce an anti-cancer drug with genetic technology that can thoroughly attack cancer cells.
A blood test to analyze gene activity can help heart transplant patients avoid many inconveniences caused by invasive biopsy.
The cause of Parkinson's disease is related to a mutation of a gene that controls dopamine transmission, which is the LRRK2 gene.
Protein nerve growth factor can help promote the expansion of myocardial blood vessels.