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US scientists are studying gene mutation in subjects who only need to sleep 4 hours a night and are still completely healthy, in order to find a sleep control interventi…
The seasons of the year seem to have a profound effect on how human genes and immune systems work. And this may explain why some diseases get worse in the winter and we…
Boys in the UK are the first cases in Europe to be born without the risk of 200 diseases by eliminating genetic disorders.
For the first time in Chinese history, Chinese scientists have done genetic modification of human embryos, raising controversy.
He came closer to allowing the scientific community to use infant-generating techniques from the three people's DNA, after the House of Representatives voted.
Find a new solution about why humans often sneeze 'immediately in prison' several times at a time.
Having been pointed with a gun at the head, throwing a knife at him, facing poisonous snakes ... but the 47-year-old woman was not afraid at all, because she had a rare…
Scientists have used an extreme gene manipulation technique to create bacteria that will die if they escape human control.
Virus genes mixed into human DNA may have helped our brain cells evolve, according to a new study.
Recently, British scientists have invented a new generation of skin care serum based on the user's genetic gene.
Harvard University geneticist David Liu and his research group are developing a new technique, using specialized proteins to modify the genomes of living animals.
A new study has been done to answer the question of why people like Nina Pham can win Ebola death.
Recent research by American scientists in experimental mice has shown that the genetic gene is the factor that causes some individuals to be immune to the Ebola virus.
The researchers were able to erase the memory in mice with a beam of light in an attempt to discover how memory was recorded and thereby find ways to control them.
UK researchers have developed a simple set of testing tools to detect people suspected of being infected with the Ebola virus.