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BioinformaticsBiologyDNAGeneticsGenomicsSciTech NewsUniversity Of Washington
Global Genomes: Scientists Rewrite the Story of Human Genetics
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinThe Human Pangenome Reference Consortium expands on the Human Genome Project, including data from 47 individuals, to better understand genetic …
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BiologyCancerCell BiologyGeneticsRockefeller UniversitySciTech News
Researchers Uncover Epigenetic Mechanism Linked to Several Fatal Cancers
Researchers uncover a mechanism where the transcription factor SOX9, linked to several fatal cancers, unlocks and activates dormant genes.
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BiologyEukaryotesEvolutionGeneticsLund UniversitySciTech News
Key to Complex Life’s Origins Revealed: The Enigmatic Microorganisms Asgard archaea
International researchers find Asgard archaea microorganisms to be the origin of all complex life, revealing a crucial evolutionary transition.
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BiologyCell BiologyGeneticsNew SpeciesPermafrostPLOSSciTech News
Awakening the Ancient: A 46,000-year-old Nematode Reanimated From Siberian Permafrost
by Amir Husseinby Amir Hussein46,000-year-old nematode reanimated from Siberian permafrost; shares survival genes with C. elegans. Cryptobiosis revealed.
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BiologyEvolutionGeneticsMathematicsPopularScienceSciTech NewsUniversity Of Oxford
Interdisciplinary Team Finds Unexpected Connection Between Pure Mathematics and Genetics
Unlikely link discovered between number theory and genetics, offering new insights into neutral mutations and organism evolution.
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BiologyGeneticsQueen Mary University Of LondonSciTech News
Progress in Cold Case: Raynaud’s Phenomenon Puzzle Unravelled with New Genetic Discoveries
Genetic causes of Raynaud’s phenomenon uncovered, revealing ADRA2A & IRX1 genes as keys to potential treatments.
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ArchaeologyBiologyDNAGeneticsSciTech NewsTulane University
Unraveling Machu Picchu’s Past: Ancient DNA Traces Workers’ Diverse Origins
Ancient DNA analysis reveals Machu Picchu workers hailed from diverse regions of the Inca Empire, offering new insights into society’s …
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BiologyDiseaseGeneticsImmunologySciTech NewsUniversity Of Basel
Shedding New Light on the Commonality of “Rare” Diseases
Researchers challenge the assumption that carriers of single-allele genetic defects are asymptomatic, indicating rare diseases may be common.
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BiologyCannabisGeneticsNorthwestern UniversitySciTech News
Alert: Cannabis Consumption Might Influence Your DNA Methylation
Research links both recent and chronic cannabis use to significant alterations in human DNA methylation patterns.