Genomes reveal how Sotalia dolphins diverged while retaining key conserved traits
A new genomic study of South America’s Sotalia dolphins has revealed how two closely related species began diverging after one...
Juliet Wilcox is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Human Genetics coverage.
A new genomic study of South America’s Sotalia dolphins has revealed how two closely related species began diverging after one...
A person’s immune system carries a molecular record of both genetic inheritance and past encounters with the outside world. That...
A new bacterial “alarm system” could make it dramatically easier to discover antibiotics that attack one of microbes’ most vulnerable...
A Wild Soybean Cross Has Produced Plants That Seem to Rewrite Their Own Genetic Rules A soybean breeding experiment has...
A gene best known for controlling cholesterol production has emerged as a potential defender against the chain of mitochondrial damage...
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...
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