DNA reveals that in prehistoric China, men remained in their community, while women joined new family lineages.
Thanks to genetic science, gene editing, and techniques like cloning, it’s now possible to move DNA through time, studying ...
What if a single Renaissance drawing could reveal not just who made it, but the biological traces of Leonardo da Vinci ...
Scientists have announced the possible discovery of Leonardo da Vinci's DNA in one of his drawings, which in the future may ...
AZ Animals on MSN
Frozen genes or final days? Inside the race to rebuild a species
Quick Take Preserving the northern white rhino now requires overcoming functional extinction, as there are only two females ...
Scientists have discovered that blocking a key cellular enzyme thought to protect against fatty liver disease may instead increase the risk of chronic ...
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Why is this flu season so bad?
Flu specifically is in a very interesting year. Epidemiologists are concerned that this year is going to be worse than ...
Asharq Al-Awsat on MSN
Rejuvenated Human Eggs… Scientists Revolutionize IVF Success
German scientists claim to have “rejuvenated” human eggs for the first time in an advance that they predict could ...
An intact tomb dating back 3,300 years has been discovered on a beach in Israel, containing more than 140 offerings related ...
Hong Kong-based biomed pioneer is at the forefront in a global race to develop cell and gene treatments for cancers and other ...
Once a picturesque garden beneath the sea, some stretches of the Florida Coral Reef have now become graveyards. Unburied ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN
Could Leonardo da Vinci's DNA be hiding inside one of his Renaissance sketches?
For the last decade, a group of researchers has been trying to find Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA—a formidable undertaking riddled with roadblocks. Now, they might be one step closer to achieving their goal ...
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