Genetic detection causes children to have low IQ
Scientists have found that one gene increases the risk of children being less intelligent.
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Scientists have found that one gene increases the risk of children being less intelligent.
Geneticists at the University of Chicago (USA) on March 12 announced that they identified the most important gene causing obesity, opening up hope to prepare a cure for…
Scientists from the Stanford University's Bio-X division have used gene therapy to manipulate mice, so light can be used on the legs of mice to alter the sensitivity of…
Scientists warn, night shifts will push the body into turmoil, potentially damaging human health.
The venture is named P5 Inc and has a market capitalization of 118.75 million yen, equivalent to $ 1.13 million.
A new, breakthrough treatment with only 1 injection, can restore vision for people with genetic eye disease and save hundreds of thousands of others from the risk of bli…
New trials of gene therapy for Parkinson's disease have shown encouraging results, giving hope to millions of people with this paralysis syndrome worldwide.
Identified genes that affect the ability to remember faces.
The trend of reading DNA to predict disease is increasingly common in the West, despite negative warning regarding this area.
American scientists at the University of Southern California have discovered a series of genes involved in hair and skin regeneration, in three studies published in Stem…
This is the result of a study by SIGMA to understand why Latin American and Latin Americans have nearly twice the rate of type 2 diabetes compared to other white America…
Meditation can help the body reduce stress. But a recent study found that meditation also affects your genes.
Recently, scientists at the University of California have discovered a factor that prolongs life expectancy for people up to 500 years from the gene of a small worm call…
American experts have discovered a second language hidden inside the genetic code.
Dutch and Qatar scientists announced on December 17 that they had proved camels infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) virus.