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First Transgenic Primate Group Glows and Grows

A first in transgenic research could aid the study of diseases like Parkinson's and Lou Gehrig's
By Feb 6, 2009
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Operation: Dark Wolf

Our ancient genetic engineering that turned wolf to dog has made its mark on modern wolves—and may help them survive...
By Dec 18, 2008
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Why Does War Breed More Boys?

Surge of male babies in wartime is due to a male gene, says evolution researcher
By Nov 10, 2008
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First African, Asian, and Woman Get Full Genome Map

Sequences bring individualized medicine a step closer
By Sep 11, 2008
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Hunting for Ancestors? Look No Further Than Your Genes

Modern genetic methods show the GPS hidden in DNA
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Small Ways to Fix a Big Problem

Do all those little things we do for the environment—recycling, giving up bottled water, going vegan—really make a difference?
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Mapping The Human Mind

Scientists reveal the first “wiring diagrams” of the cerebral cortex, shedding light on the infrastructure behind human intelligence.
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One in Eight U.S. Biology Teachers Teaches Creationism

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Human Cause, Global Effect

Pivotal study affirms that global warming is taking a toll on Earth’s land, sea, and life (and it’s our fault).