The human genome is no more than a string of four letters ... appear meaningless. But when scientists look at our genetic code, they can see an amazing story of human history and our connectedness ...

A great deal has changed since April 2003 when the human genome was first sequenced. Now, Enhanced Genomics (Cambridge, UK) has developed a 3D multi-omic profiling technology, GenLink, that combines ...

search for genes linked to different types of disease understand inherited disorders and their treatment trace human migration patterns ... when the enzyme does not work properly, high levels ...

The Homo sapiens genome today contains ... So we can look for bits of Neanderthal DNA sequence in the genomes of modern humans. The genomes of all human lineages originating in Europe contain ...

Humans didn’t need modern technology to figure out that kids tend to look like their parents ... could make something as complicated as a baby human was if it was already put together and ...

“I like to remember how important 1953 was in ... the emergence of biotechnology and then the sequencing of the human genome made us to reach a second peak where systems biology is located.

A new Yale study provides a fuller picture of the genetic changes that shaped the evolution of the human brain, and how the ...

Northwestern Medicine scientists have discovered new details about how the human genome produces instructions for creating ...

Like all pufferfish, the fugu has an extremely small genome, roughly one tenth the size of that of other vertebrates. But what does this difference mean to the human and pufferfish species?