Genetics

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Genetics

Rapid genetic testing

The CRISPR chip allows you to quickly identify mutations and test the effectiveness of gene editing.

03.04.2019
Genetics

Life without pain

Thanks to a specific mutation, a resident of Scotland almost does not feel pain and is not prone to anxiety.

29.03.2019
Genetics

Collection of breakdowns

Kazan scientists have collected the largest collection of mutations of patients with hereditary forms of cancer in the CIS.

28.03.2019
Genetics

PTSD gene

American scientists have identified the mechanism by which stress contributes to accelerated aging.

21.03.2019
Genetics

Allow CRISPR in Russia

If we follow the path of banning CRISPR and other genetic editing technologies, then we will lag behind for a long time, if not forever.

19.03.2019
Genetics

The hundred dollar genome

A biology professor from Harvard has developed a new technology that reads the genome much faster than competitors do.

19.03.2019
Genetics

Serotonin controls genes

The genes that are located next to the serotonylated histone are more active than without the serotonin label.

18.03.2019
Genetics

Who won't be helped by contraceptives

Doctors have found a variant of the gene responsible for the failure of contraceptives. It is in the body of every twentieth woman.

14.03.2019
Genetics

Experts are at a loss

The diabetes test from 23andMe does not work well for the most vulnerable groups of the population and does not give any new information to the rest.

12.03.2019
Genetics

Faster, better, cheaper

The innovative technique is based on CRISPR's ability to track down genetic fragments of a specific virus or strain.

12.03.2019
Genetics

Fortune-telling by genes

It will take decades for genetics to learn how to predict a child's IQ or the strength of a marriage using DNA.

12.03.2019
Genetics

Race and intelligence

The statement of Nobel laureate James Watson about the difference in the intelligence of whites and blacks secretly warms the soul of many.

11.03.2019
Genetics

CRISPR against myodystrophy

American researchers have achieved an increase in the amount of dystrophin up to 90% of the norm in mouse models and in human myocytes.

07.03.2019
Genetics

Siberian genes

Genes have been discovered that have helped the indigenous peoples of Siberia adapt to life in a cold climate and a monotonous diet.

05.03.2019
Genetics

Incorrect scissors

Geneticist George Church explains why CRISPR technology cannot be called editing and calls it vandalism against the genome.

05.03.2019
Genetics

In ten minutes

US scientists are developing a genetic test that can detect the resistance of pathogenic bacteria to antibiotics.

04.03.2019
Genetics

Superman by inheritance

Perhaps there are hundreds or even thousands of mutations that protect their carriers from diseases, but so far scientists have been able to recognize only a few.

27.02.2019
Genetics

Biomarkers of death

The new tool, named after the angel of death, allows you to predict the risk of mortality with unprecedented accuracy.

26.02.2019