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Cracking the Code: How Genetic Sequencing Uncovers Hidden Mutations in Your DNA
From understanding hereditary diseases to predicting drug responses, sequencing helps researchers uncover the subtle language ...
New blood test uses cell-free DNA shed from placenta to accurately predict preeclampsia
A new blood test has an 80% accuracy in predicting preterm preeclampsia, according to a study published today, Feb. 12, in ...
Activating complex regions of the genome to treat rare diseases: Researchers identify a a master epigenetic switch
Biomedical engineers at Duke University have demonstrated a promising new approach that could be used to treat a rare and ...
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Why are lemons so sour? Scientists uncover the genetic secret
Why are lemons sour? Delve into the genetic explanations behind the tartness of lemons and their production of citric acid.
CRISPR: From Discovery To Clinic—And Charting A Path Forward
No doubt 2025 will usher in many more advances in CRISPR therapies, thanks to the FDA’s new Platform Technology Designation ...
Who were the Sogdians, the enigmatic Silk Road merchants?
Renowned for their sense of commerce and diplomacy along the Silk Road from Antiquity to the High Middle Ages, the Sogdians ...
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CRISPR Could Offer New Hope for Prader-Willi Syndrome
By activating a master epigenetic switch using CRISPR, naturally suppressed genes can be turned on, offering hope for ...
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Expanded Repeat Sequences Raise a Person’s Risk for Alzheimer’s
Repeats Raise Risk. The more STR expansions a person carried, the higher their odds for AD (left). People with more repeat expansions tended to have worse tau pathology as per Braak stage (right).
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Innovative DNA Hydrogels for Sustained Drug Release
DNA has gained significant attention as a promising hydrogel material thanks to its customizable physicochemical properties, ...