Alcohol contributes to over 12,000 cancer cases in the UK each year, says Professor Linda Bauld, Cancer Research UK's expert on cancer prevention... READ MORE›
Researchers plan to probe causes of sickness The world's largest human genome research project... READ MORE›
After decades of hope and high promise, this was the year scientists really showed they could doctor DNA to successfully treat diseases. Gene therapies to... READ MORE›
Typically, researchers use a deactivated virus to deliver coded instructions for the cell itself to manufacture the Cas9 scissors ... READ MORE›
A step forward in the gene-editing technique known as CRISPR Cas9 suggests some diseases like diabetes and muscular dystrophy may be reversible, according... READ MORE›
The next challenge Normal DNA contains the coding for cells to form proteins that do the work of life... READ MORE›
Another gene editing tool already in wide use, the CRISPR-cas9, cuts the DNA strand, typically to insert or delete a DNA base pair... READ MORE›
But research on more than 2,700 children found those given full-fat versions ended up with a significantly lower body mass index than those given semi-skimmed varieties... READ MORE›
Instead the Health Canada document recommends Canadians eat more vegetables, fruit, whole grains and protein-rich foods, with a focus on plant-based sources of protein... READ MORE›
Dr. Reich and his colleagues confirmed that LCT, a gene that aids milk digestion, did experience intense natural selection, rapidly becoming more common in ancient Europeans... READ MORE›
He added that the butter, made with Whittaker's 72 percent Dark Ghana Chocolate, is free from palm oil, differentiating it from other chocolate spreads on the market... READ MORE›
A South American tribe with a highly active lifestyle has the healthiest arteries of any population yet studied, say researchers... READ MORE›
First, researchers aimed to understand how the numerous and diverse dog breeds relate to each other... READ MORE›
Despite it's nutritional value, cockroach milk is extremely high in calories... READ MORE›
Statistics have shown that writers are 10 times more like to be bipolar than the general population and poets 40 times... READ MORE›
Mr Federico said the baby's parents had put him on a vegan diet once he began to eat solid foods... READ MORE›
Researchers say UK's enthusiasm for bird feeders compared with mainland Europe responsible for increase in beak length... READ MORE›
First grown by humans thousands of years ago in the high plateau around Lake Titicaca in the Andes, quinoa is still barely domesticated, the researchers said... READ MORE›
Scientists have sniffed out the reason why some people think their pee has a pungent smell after eating asparagus while others do not... READ MORE›
However, the discovery of better ways to carry replacement genes into cells is building optimism... READ MORE›
France 2 quoted an unidentified factory worker who said one cheese was in fact made of water, vegetable fat, table salt, lactic acid and potassium sorbate ... READ MORE›
Dr. Manica and his colleagues, for example, are using it to study how humans expanded from Africa into Europe and Asia more than 50,000 years ago... READ MORE›
She said breastmilk or breastmilk alternatives, such as commercial infant formula, are the only nutrition that a baby should receive... READ MORE›
The ancestor's DNA showed similarities with DNA from other Indigenous Australians, types that are only found in Aboriginal people and not found anywhere else, he says... READ MORE›
The tradition dates back to the 19th century, when the farmers began offering hyenas food to stop them eating their livestock... READ MORE›
World's First Semisynthetic Organism Created Scientists Expand Life's Genetic Code To Include Two Artificial DNA Bases... READ MORE›
Tiny genetically modified 'micropigs' from China could be boon for science and pet sellers... READ MORE›
Some boys turn homosexual during childhood because of genetic changes triggered by their environment scientists have suggested in findings that are likely to prove highly controversial... READ MORE›
Based on that research, Harvard geneticist Steven McCarroll analysed data from some 29,000 schizophrenia cases, 36,000 controls and 700 post-mortem brains... READ MORE›
World's First Genetically Modified Human Embryo Created, Chinese Scientists Claim In New Study... READ MORE›
The researchers say the grave near Stockholm has the first confirmed remains of a high-ranking female Viking warrior... READ MORE›
In particular, DNA methylation, a mechanism used by cells to control gene expression... READ MORE›
The Zika virus, which was first confirmed in Brazil in May 2015, is now circulating in 38 countries and territories... READ MORE›
Ice cream fans could soon savour a slower-melting treat on a hot day thanks to a new ingredient developed by scientists... READ MORE›
Tiny genetically modified 'micropigs' from China could be boon for science and pet sellers... READ MORE›
By the time the new yeast genome is completed, researchers will have added, deleted or altered about a million DNA letters... READ MORE›
The researchers in Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, have bred five sheep with different colors with the technique, known as CRISPR-Cas9... READ MORE›
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