Genes and Environment Shape Common Bean Seed Coat Patterns and Nutrition
A bean’s appearance may be telling scientists more about its nutritional value than anyone expected. In a three-year study spanning...
Audrey Bellgrave follows genetics and genomics, covering genetic variation, sequencing, population genomics, gene regulation, and precision medicine.
A bean’s appearance may be telling scientists more about its nutritional value than anyone expected. In a three-year study spanning...
A six-year-old Taiwanese boy with unexplained muscle weakness and a creatine kinase level nearly 20,000 units per liter has led...
A routine question in veterinary medicine has produced an unexpectedly precise answer: in pigeons, a single dose of ketamine, xylazine,...
A new generation of CRISPR genome-editing enzymes could make it possible to rewrite DNA sequences that have remained out of...
Controlled-environment agriculture may be entering a new phase in which greenhouses do more than measure their surroundings: they continuously interpret...
A new statistical approach could give camel breeders a clearer way to measure an animal’s overall body size, replacing a...
A Chinese Herbal Formula May Echo Across Generations in Mice With PCOS A patented Chinese herbal medicine given before conception...
A Global Genetic Map Reveals How a Powerful Drug-Resistant Hospital Pathogen Is Evolving A large international genomic study has mapped...
A new study in Nature Human Behaviour places a rapidly advancing reproductive technology at the center of a question that...
A gene linked to the breakdown of blood pigments may help explain why beef from cattle kept in restrictive housing...
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