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Health & MedicinePossible prostate cancer culprit
Scientists identify a type of stem cell and a gene that play a role in the disease.
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Health & MedicineEarly disruption of schizophrenia gene causes problems later
New study may help scientists to understand the sequence of events that can lead to schizophrenia
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Health & MedicineGene linked to pain perception
A common genetic variant that appears to increase sensitivity could lead to the development of better medications.
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Health & MedicineFirst complete look at families’ genes
Comparing the complete genetic material of family members pinpoints genes involved in three rare inherited diseases.
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LifeMutation effects often depend on genetic milieu
Genetic background is at least as important as environment, fruit fly research shows.
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Health & MedicineEmbryo transfer technique could prevent maternally inherited diseases
A new technique transplants healthy nuclear DNA of cells carrying mutated mitochondria.
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LifeBATTLE trial personalizes lung cancer treatment
A new study makes a first step toward personalized chemotherapy.
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Health & MedicineColorectal cancer risk linked to stomach bacterium, inflammation
Stomach infection and high levels of inflammatory proteins are more common in people with colon polyps or disease, two studies show.
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AnthropologyLice hang ancient date on first clothes
Genetic analysis puts garment origin at 190,000 years ago.
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LifeDNA comparison of identical twins finds no silver bullet for MS
The first study of its kind suggests an unknown environmental cause for multiple sclerosis, but future research could still yield a genetic trigger.
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AnimalsAphids make their own bright colors
The insects’ ancestors adapted fungal DNA for manufacturing vital compounds.
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LifeUndereducated immune cells get aggressive with HIV
Scientists discover a mechanism that makes some people resistant to infection with the AIDS virus.