Citywide study maps ecological connectivity of antimicrobial resistance genes across water systems
Antimicrobial resistance is often portrayed as a problem confined to hospitals, farms, or pharmaceutical laboratories. A new study published in...
Juliet Wilcox is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Human Genetics coverage.
Antimicrobial resistance is often portrayed as a problem confined to hospitals, farms, or pharmaceutical laboratories. A new study published in...
Bladder cancer is providing scientists with a sharper view of how inherited DNA and smoking-related biology combine to influence cancer...
A new study published in Translational Psychiatry is drawing attention to a question at the intersection of mental health, genetics...
The genetic architecture of wheat may be more flexible than previously thought. Researchers from China Agricultural University and the Chinese...
A new study is drawing attention to the genetic blueprint behind the adolescent brain’s putamen, a structure buried deep within...
A reef fish’s dramatic transformation from an open-ocean larva into a coastal juvenile is being linked to a surprisingly direct...
A metabolic switch that transforms pancreatic α cells into insulin-producing β-like cells could open a new path toward diabetes treatment,...
Aging may leave a genetic record in nearly every tissue of the human body, written not in the DNA inherited...
A pair of exceptionally well-preserved ancient genomes is reshaping the story of how the people of Japan emerged, revealing genetic...
A redesigned helper plasmid has increased the production of adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors by controlling the relative expression of two...
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