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DNA from across the ages can reveal migrations of Iron-Age people and genes that protected against Chernobyl radiation
Ingrida Domarkienė, a geneticist at Vilnius University in Lithuania, discusses the exciting developments made possible by ...
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The Ancient 'Terror Crocodiles' of North America Weren't Alligators After All, DNA and Fossils Suggest
More than 75 million years ago, a giant reptile known as the “terror crocodile” roamed the waters of North America.
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What De-Extinction Means for the Living World
With much controversy swirling around Colossal's proxy dire wolves, we spoke with the company's CEO to find out how these animals were created and what so-called de-extinction technology could mean ...
Ministry to work with Jakim on food products with porcine DNA, says Armizan
PUTRAJAYA: The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry will cooperate with the Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) in ...
Not just DNA, proteins: CCMB team finds lipids also guide evolution
New research challenges the view that proteins are the only key to evolution, highlighting the importance of lipids.
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The dire wolf, which went extinct 12,500 years ago, revived by biotech company
Company scientists were eventually able to analyze the species' genome — or its entire DNA set. Then they used CRISPR, a gene-editing technology, to genetically modify cells from a living gray wolf.