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It is worth noting here that the group did not have the original tissue sample. The DNA reconstruction task is entirely based on the study of DNA samples from the descen…
The gene tool acts as a scissors, it can find and cut off DNA fragments in an extremely precise way that the naked eye cannot see.
15 years of research and more than $ 2.7 billion are impressive numbers so that scientists can build the entire human genetic map.
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…
Nearly a decade since the human genome was decoded, scientists published the first complete map of how genes work in different cells and tissues.
In the future, humans will be able to reproduce life forms and make aliens, using biotechnology similar to 3D printing technology, predicted by a leading PhD in DNA.
A small genetic mutation 30,000 years ago spread rapidly in central China, and can help residents of this country resist the terrible heat and humidity.
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…
The project of the human genome (HGP) has entered its 11th year, but some scientists believe that many researchers and journalists have misconceptions about the genetic…
Scientists of human gene mapping have discovered in human bodies about 20 genes and completely activated, opening new research directions on human genome.
The entire DNA sequence of a 115-year-old woman has been decoded, illuminating the mysteries of human life.
The entire gene sequence of the old man who lived to 115 years of age has been decoded in the laboratory, allowing scientists to further study longevity.
Scientists at Lund University (Sweden) have identified 200 genes that are chemically sensitive in humans. This has the ability to completely replace or significantly red…
When parents give birth, there are about 60 genetic mutations on average in the process of encoding new genes. This number is less than the previous estimate of scientis…