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Scientists develop new method to investigate origin of life 9/6/2008

DNA shows that last woolly mammoths had North American roots 9/5/2008

Researchers find 'junk DNA' may have triggered 9/5/2008

New research challenges long-held assumptions of flightless bird evolution 9/4/2008

Researchers locate geographic origins from DNA 9/3/2008

'Armoured' Fish Study Helps Strengthen Darwin's Natural Selection Theory 8/29/2008

Genome of simplest animal reveals ancient lineage, confounding array of complex capabilities 8/25/2008

Genetics reveals big fish that almost got away 8/24/2008

Exploding chromosomes fuel research about evolution of genetic storage 8/23/2008

Tahitian vanilla originated in Maya forests, says botanist 8/22/2008

Research touches a nerve 8/21/2008

Molecular sleuths track evolution through the ribosome 8/20/2008

Nine To Twenty Individual Fire Ant Queens Started U.S. Fire Ant Population 8/17/2008

How DNA Repairs Can Reshape Genome, Spawn New Species 8/15/2008

Study reveals surprising details of the evolution of protein translation 8/13/2008

All Articles Tagged As: genetic disorders

International Research Collaboration Narrows Focus on Genetic Cause of Kawasaki Disease (12/21/2007)

Investigators Say Findings May Impact Treatment of Additional Diseases ...> Full Article


Discovery Points to Treatment Approach for Fragile X Syndrome (12/20/2007)

New research has found that many of the symptoms of fragile X syndrome, the most common cause of inherited mental retardation, can be eliminated in mice by reducing the expression of a single gene in the brain. The study suggests that the gene is a prime target for drugs to alleviate symptoms of the disorder, for which there is currently no specific treatment. ...> Full Article


Get in Touch First (11/5/2007)

When the genetic material inside a cell's nucleus starts to fall apart, a protein called ATM takes charge and orchestrates the rescue mission. Surprisingly, for ATM to kick into full gear, the stretches of DNA flanking a chromosomal break are just as important as the damaged site itself, report scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. ...> Full Article


Research Discovers Children With Tourette's Develop Grammar Skills Faster (7/17/2007)

Children with Tourette's syndrome may have to put up with some unwanted movement and verbal tics, but neuroscientists at Georgetown University Medical Center and the Kennedy Krieger Institute have found that they are much quicker at processing certain mental grammar skills than are children without the disorder. ...> Full Article

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