Genetic transformation of forage crops: barriers, evidence, and new strategies
Forage crops—the grasses and legumes that underpin the world's meat and dairy industries—have long been treated as a single, uniform...
Juliet Wilcox is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Human Genetics coverage.
Forage crops—the grasses and legumes that underpin the world's meat and dairy industries—have long been treated as a single, uniform...
Forensic genetics has long relied on a workhorse technology that, despite decades of refinement, has always had a fundamental blind...
The Denisovans, the enigmatic archaic human relatives first identified from a finger bone and a handful of teeth in a...
In one of the most comprehensive investigations of its kind, researchers have taken a major step toward untangling the biology...
In a finding that is reshaping how veterinarians and molecular epidemiologists understand the hidden diversity of one of the world's...
Idiopathic short stature, the diagnosis given to children who fall far below normal height curves without any identifiable cause, has...
In the dry, rocky hill ranges of the Eastern Ghats in southern India grows one of the world's most coveted...
The soybean pod borer, Leguminivora glycinivorella, has long been one of the most destructive pests of soybean crops across China...
The ancient fig tree, one of the first plants ever domesticated by humans, is hiding remarkable genetic secrets in the...
Venous thromboembolism, a condition that encompasses deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, remains one of the leading causes of cardiovascular...
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