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The human heart is made up of billions of cells and at least 10,000 cells are responsible for controlling the beat.
A new study has discovered a gene called RASGRF-2 that plays an important role in the stimulation of alcohol to release dopamine in the brain.
Scientists from McMaster University, Canada, found fat gene, also known as happy gene, FTO gene, linked to 8% of the gene. reduce the risk of depression.
Genetic studies of co-identical twins show that mutations in genes can cause fish to face different fate.
Scientists have found that a gene can help treat infertility in humans.
Scientists have discovered a new gene, able to control incurable diseases such as HIV, hepatitis and tuberculosis.
International experts have discovered a gene that can help explain why humans have surpassed other primates in evolution.
Will you die at about 11am or around 6pm? Your genotype can say that.
Research conducted on 900 patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that aspirin may prolong the life of certain cancer patients. For cancer patients with mutat…
The children of older fathers are exactly like the saying in folk According to the study when the father increased by one year, two new mutations appeared in the child's…
In a statement released on November 5, Dutch biotech company uniQure said it would start selling the first human gene therapy called Glybera in the European market next…
A new study in mice showed that X-rays may not heal broken bones, but low doses of ionizing radiation may give rise to other health benefits.
Although identical cast-like twins are thought to share all the DNA, they will undergo hundreds of genetic changes in the early stages of development, which may lead to…
The world's oldest father recently welcomed the birth of his second son (fertilized by natural methods) at age 96.
In the present world, there have been many mutations of genes that have always surprised us all.