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The team of scientists studied the protein expressions of two extinct human species, Neanderthals and Denisovans, and found dozens of small protein chains with antibioti…
China has launched a bank to store more than 120,000 human genetic samples on the Tibetan plateau to support research on altitude sickness.
An unexpected gift from the extinct ancestors - the Neanderthals, who brought unexpected luck to the women who owned it.
Last June, a study published in the journal Nature Medicine claimed to find evidence that twin gene-modified twin girls in China were at risk of premature death.
Prior to the widely accepted hypothesis that humans now originate from ancient gibbons.
How many genes people have is a question that has not been answered correctly because of the difference between views and determinations of scientific groups in the worl…
German scientists have discovered the type A gene that affects brain activity and determines how generous or dull the human being is.
Sponges have up to 70% of genes that resemble humans, including many of the genes involved in cancer and other diseases.
A study has found that human orientation is related to a rare gene in the chromosome.
Previous studies have shown that Neanderthal genes are involved in regulating fat metabolism, as well as determining the risk of depression and lupus.
Scientists have successfully deciphered the genome of a man who lived 45,000 years ago.
Scientists have shown that modern human genes have some traces of Neanderthals, but a recent study (September 12, 2011) shows that sex between the two strains is a rare…
Scientists have discovered that when transplanted human genes, yeast cells can still continue to function and develop.
By reading human genes, it is possible to find good genes to improve the species, while also helping to detect, diagnose and treat susceptible diseases of people who rea…
10 years ago, humanity has established a map of human gene structure. However, so far, human genes still have many unexplored mysteries.