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Researchers Map A Protein ‘Tree Of Life’ For Species Across The Animal Kingdom

We're not so different after all
By Nov 13, 2014
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IBM’s Watson Will Give You Health Advice Based On Your DNA

Two companies are teaming up to make a super-personalized health app.
By Sep 24, 2014
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Editing The Genes Of Superbugs To Turn Off Antibiotic Resistance

Fighting bacteria’s ability to fight
By May 28, 2014
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Out Today: The First Catalog Of All The Proteins In The Human Body

Say hi to the proteome.
By Jan 24, 2013
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Oddly Shaped DNA Structures Found In Human Cells

We've seen 'G-quadruplex structures' before, but a new study shows they are much more prevalent in our genomes than we thought.
By Nov 2, 2012
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BeerSci: Uncovering The Secrets Of Barley

Scientists sequenced the barley genome recently. Will this make for better beer? Or are the implications more nuanced?
By Jun 7, 2012
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Scientists Decipher Almost the Entire Genome of an Unborn Baby

In a new study fraught with some heady ethical questions, scientists have sequenced almost the complete genome of an unborn … Continued
By Feb 27, 2012
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The $1,000 Genome, and the New Problem of Having Too Much Information

The next sequence is even cheaper
By Oct 27, 2011
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Your Living Conditions as a Child May Be Detectable In Your DNA for Life

Noted geneticist Snoop Dogg once said–and I’m paraphrasing here–that no matter where one goes in life, one’s surroundings during one’s … Continued
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Editing Human Stem Cell Genes Could Let Patients Grow Their Own Cures

For the first time, scientists using a combination of gene-editing technologies have corrected mutations in a patient’s own induced stem … Continued