Researchers encode “The Wizard of Oz” in DNA with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency
The study could pave the way for long-term storage using the blueprint of life.
Tag: genome
Researchers dive deep into the genetic legacy of the transatlantic slave trade
The transatlantic slave trade was at its height between 1750 and 1850. Now, a new study analyzing the genomes of ...
Ancient Dane’s life reconstructed from 5,700-year-old chewing gum
The early Neolithic female was a hunter-gather
Researchers make chicken cells resist bird flu by snipping out a tiny bit of their DNA
There's still a long way to go before we have a full chicken, though.
Scientists sequence genomes of world’s tallest trees
The redwood has the 2nd largest genome in the world.
Scientists present first computer-generated artificial genome
Synthetic life isn't a paradox anymore.
Great white shark genome might teach us how to heal faster or stave off cancer
Scientists sink their teeth in the great white's genome
Butterflies are genetically wired to mate with others like them
Surprisingly, these butterflies could teach us a thing or two about humans.
Ancient DNA reveals two previously unknown migrations into South America
We're beginning to understand who were the first Americans in greater detail.
Ancient retrovirus may make some people more prone to addiction
The study hints to evidence for a physical cause of addiction.
MDMA or ‘ecstasy’ makes octopuses more social, too
This could help scientists uncover the origin of social behavior in all animals.
Wheat’s genetic secrets could lead to better, more resilient crops
More food for less effort? Sign me up!
Genes of living descendents might solve mystery of the Inca Empire’s origin
Myths surrounding the founding of the Inca might not only be true -- they also seem to be linked.
A genetic bed of roses: scientists sequence the complete genome of the rose
Let's stop and smell the roses... at a genetic level.
Scientists double the number of Neanderthal genomes, gleaning new tribal insights
Cheeky new details concerning the interbreeding between Neanderthals and our own species.
Scientists discover why cockroaches are such good survivors
Their insane ability to survive almost anything is written in their DNA.
Scientist decode the largest genome so far – and it belongs to the axolotl
So far, scientists couldn't sequence all of it due to its huge length.
Infant skeleton sheds new light on early Native American populations
Genome sequencing of infant found in Alaska reveals new Native American Population
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