Finding a gene helps people adapt to new foods
Scientists have recently shown that a gene that helps our ancestors adapt to new foods such as strange plants and animals when leaving Africa was 85,000 years ago.
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Scientists have recently shown that a gene that helps our ancestors adapt to new foods such as strange plants and animals when leaving Africa was 85,000 years ago.
Many people have long wondered why some people are capable of twins, while many others do not. Recently, the researchers revealed that a number of genes have been found…
The risk of a person's schizophrenia will increase if they inherit a gene in the immune system that causes a healthy neurotransmitter loss in adolescence.
Researchers found that one in five of us carries a variant of
In a fruit fly experiment, experts at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA, USA) activated a single gene, AMPK, but still managed to extend their life by 30…
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…
A variation of a gene identified as being involved in human dynamism also seems to entail longevity, UC Irvine and other researchers have noticed this.
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.
Scientists have found that a gene can help treat infertility in humans.
Recent medical researchers have studied the application of gene therapy in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. They also claim that this treatment can also cure some…
New research shows that human genes may have a decisive say about which bacteria can
Recently scientists from the University of Warwick, UK, said they have found two genes called Bcl1 and rs 242939 that can predict the risk of postpartum depression. They…
One of the largest genetic studies of scientists from the Diamantina Institute, Queensland, Australia, has discovered double the number of genes that are involved or cau…
Scientists at Birmingham University (UK) have created a type of chocolate you can eat a lot without fear of harm to health.
Research by scientists from the Japan Institute of Physicochemical Research shows that if a mutant gene on the X chromosome works, the birth rate of a somatic cloned mou…