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A new genetic analysis technique has identified traces of previously unknown 'ghost' ancestors in the DNA of modern humans.
Ancient DNA analysis suggests Ice Age humans disproportionately targeted female woolly mammoths, while revealing a unique genetic chromosomal mutation.
Genetic analysis of 500-year-old Inca mummies indicates the smallpox virus introduced by European colonizers may have been less lethal than previously assumed.
A one‑eyed ancestor, dubbed a 560‑million‑year‑old cyclops, may hold the key to how human eyes evolved.
A landmark study involving 2.5 million individuals has established a clear biological basis for fibromyalgia by identifying specific genetic risk factors.
New research challenges the long-held belief that genetics provide the primary shield against cognitive decline in SuperAgers.
A newly identified gene transfer mechanism between transient and chronic bacteria is enabling extreme antibiotic resistance in lung infections.
Researchers are utilizing AlphaFold3-based contact modelling to redesign gene-editing proteins, aiming to improve safety in CRISPR applications.
New scientific modeling challenges the long-standing 122-year human lifespan limit, suggesting potential for much longer life.
New research suggests the human lifespan could reach 156 years, challenging the long-standing belief that the biological limit is 122 years.
Researchers have developed a molecular map detailing how the influenza A virus infiltrates and repurposes human cell machinery to replicate.
A newly developed Bayesian framework is being utilized to analyze longitudinal electronic health records and genetic data for improved disease prediction.
New research identifies a correlation between prolonged sleep duration and the presence of blood proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
Medical research is shifting its focus from chronological age to biological clocks to better understand human health and longevity.
Researchers identify 90 genes driving basal-like breast cancer, revealing how chromosomal instability promotes the acquisition of disease-linked genetic traits.
New research links exercise to muscle rejuvenation—and a surprising potential cancer connection
Cloning’s 30th anniversary sparks debate: from Dolly’s legacy to today’s ethical and scientific frontiers
Ancient DNA preserved in cave art rewrites human history—what else might it reveal?
New research ties sleep habits and genetics to accelerated brain aging linked with early Alzheimer’s risk
New research suggests a correlation between exposure to air pollution and potential DNA changes within sperm cells.
Scientists have unlocked a fungal genome-editing tool that could accelerate discovery of new anti-cancer compounds
New genome-wide association studies link genetic markers found in infant and toddler temperament to the later risk of ADHD and autism.
Researchers have successfully engineered synthetic cells capable of growth and division using laboratory-made DNA.
Researchers have successfully extracted human DNA from Paleolithic cave walls, marking a milestone in archaeological genetic recovery.
Ancient DNA preserved on cave walls rewrites how we study prehistoric human contact
Researchers have identified a master gene responsible for human development while simultaneously advancing CRISPR techniques for embryo editing.
Recent research links blood metabolites to brain aging and cognitive health, revealing distinct patterns across genders and age groups.
Researchers have identified human DNA over 2,000 years old preserved on cave walls in Spain and Portugal.
A new study of ancient DNA is reshaping scientific understanding of the genetic diversity and connectivity among the final Neanderthal populations.
New research links sleep quality to genetic Alzheimer’s risk—modifying habits may alter disease progression.
AI cracks 18 pediatric medical mysteries where doctors failed—raising hopes and ethical questions in rare disease diagnosis
Urban mouse populations across Philadelphia, its suburbs, and New York City are displaying genetic resistance to common pest control poisons.
Researchers have identified a specific genetic mechanism underlying inflammatory bowel disease, offering a new perspective on a long-standing medical mystery.