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Chinese researchers solve the complete DNA sequence of the pernicious pest, revealing some of its evolutionary secrets.
Scientists want to identify the hundreds of thousands of viruses that could potentially spill over from wildlife into humans.
Genetic study suggests America’s native white-footed mice are adapting their metabolism to conquer the Big Apple.
How an early bird grandmother helped prove that Nobel Prize-winning fruit fly research matters for human health.
Dogs and people with Williams syndrome may both owe their sociable personalities to changes in the same genes.
A Japanese cell biologist will win the award for physiology or medicine for explaining autophagy, or "self-eating."
It's estimated that up to a third of the athletes that we'll watch at the Olympics, will be dopers. So how do you dope and get away with it?
Even in a perfect environment, DNA still needs defenses against oxidation.
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