Different Patients, Different Outcomes – WHYY
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Scientists Are One Step Closer to Bringing Back the Extinct Dodo
A team of scientists is edging closer to reviving one of the most iconic extinct birds, the dodo.…
Weekly Rundown: Capsida pauses rare disease gene therapy following patient death
The company was testing CAP-002, a gene therapy designed to restore STXBP1 protein levels by crossing the blood-brain…
AI approaches to understanding the treatment of genetic epilepsies — Radcliffe Department of Medicine
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Sun World teams up with Pairwise to develop pitless cherries | News
New JV combines advanced plant breeding technology with global fruit expertise to deliver consumer-desired traits Sun World International and…
Forgotten 130-Year-Old Bottles Reveal Denmark’s Butter Secrets
The two bottles of white powder, which researchers from the University of Copenhagen found by chance in a…
Kenya’s Turkana people genetically adapted to live in harsh environment, study suggests | Global development
A collaboration between African and American researchers and a community living in one of the most hostile landscapes…
Biology student contributes to genetics research during summer internship
For Oglethorpe University biology major Zohra Jamil ’26, science came alive last summer through hands-on discovery. During her…
Genes take a back seat as culture drives human evolution forward
Researchers at the University of Maine are theorizing that human beings may be in the midst of a…
As temperatures climb, so does America’s sugar cravings
Pan He, an environmental scientist at Cardiff University in Wales, hit on the idea to look at ……
Islam, Moutushi, D5 SOKENDAI student received the Morishima Award::National Institute of Genetics
From left to right: Dr. Kanemaki, Ms. Islam, Dr. Saito, Chair of the Genetics Program, and Dr. Kondo,…
How new tech could help save New Zealand’s unique birds : NPR
The kākāpō is the world’s only flightless parrot. It’s come back from the brink of extinction, but its…