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Chasing Immortality

German scientists have discovered the gene for immortality in a freshwater polyp called Hydra, which is also present in humans. The researchers from the Christian-Albrechts-Universität

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STXBP6 Gene Deletion and Neurological Disorders

Researchers have identified a key genetic mutation linked to developmental epileptic encephalopathy (DEE) and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The study led by Mirella Vinci from

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Chimera Monkey from Genetically Modified Stem Cells

In a significant scientific breakthrough, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) researchers have achieved the unprecedented birth of a living hybrid monkey using genetically modified stem

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Discovery of the Guardians of Genetic Aging

Human genetic material, comprising 46 chromosomes, features telomeres on both ends, repeating nucleotide sequences that do not engage in protein synthesis but orchestrate the aging

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Race vs. Ethnicity

Ever wondered about the distinctions between race and ethnicity? Contrary to common belief, the divergence lies in biology and culture. Despite minor genetic variations globally,

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Genetic Basis of Monogamous Behavior Revealed

A shared genetic blueprint dictates the number of sexual partners across diverse animal species, as evolution employs a universal genetic approach to transform polygamous behaviors

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Evolution of the Sugar Gene

The perils of red meat consumption trace back two million years, unveiling a pivotal shift in the human genome. A genetic mutation altered our sugar-making

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New hybrid of fox and dog discovered

A wild animal was discovered in Brazil in 2021, resembling a dog but behaving more like a wild fox. The animal was severely injured in

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Genetic Predisposition to Vegetarianism

A recent study conducted by researchers at Northwestern University has found that there may be a genetic predisposition to strict vegetarianism. The study, which is

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More Muscle, Less Dementia

A recent study conducted by the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has found that a genetically derived higher muscle mass can reduce the risk