The use of genetic editing techniques called CRISPR/Cas9 has always been a subject of ethical debate among health experts. If used in the correct direction and in the correct way, these techniques could be a boon to the field of medical sciences.
Using antibiotics in animal feed on farms may be leading to global problems, as the resistance to antibiotics might be spreading.
migration to Mexico.
Expert genome researchers have engineered a creature with only 473 genes, even though many of them are a complete mystery.
Blocking a single gene has helped scientists to make mice less fearful and anxious, and also smarter.
A new study claims that academic skills in math, languages, arts, reading and social sciences are all influenced by the same genetic traits, contrary to the long-held assumption that those skills are shaped by different genes, The Guardian reported.
iPhone might become a new tool in genetic studies. According to a new report, the Cupertino-based company is collaborating with U.S. researchers to launch apps that would offer some iPhone owners the chance to get their DNA tested.
Even as short-sightedness increases all over the world, it is important to focus on giving a natural environment for children to read.
New study has found that the genes could induce antibiotic resistance in bacteria elsewhere.
The genome sequencing project has shown about 20 million genetic changes in Icelandic people.
Good Samaritan Dody Patterson credits her longevity to her work and love for knitting!
A combination of certain genetic variants and environmental factors can lead to anti-social behavior, a new study suggests.
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