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Child abuse leaves 'molecular scars' in victims' DNA
Difference in methylation between those who had been abused and those who had not might one day be useful as a biomarker for investigators.
Genes are key to academic success, says study
Study explains substantial influence genes have on academic success, from the start of elementary school to the last day of high school.
New York scientists use new DNA tools to identify 9/11 victims
One new victim has been identified in each of the last five years due to advancements that have been ongoing since 2001.
Men who don't eat enough protein have poorer sperm, likely to have obese children
Study says this is because of dietary imbalance of protein that affects quality of DNA that is being passed down from father to child.
E-cigarettes raise risk of mouth cancer by damaging DNA
Vaping may raise levels of DNA-damaging chemicals like formaldehyde in saliva, which can put users at greater risk of oral, throat cancer.
Sun-sensitive people need more than sunscreen to avoid sunburn
It’s good to see that shading has become the main form of sun protection as it’s free, inexpensive and feels better than being outside.
DNA changes that made dogs man's best friend identified
Researchers have been comparing dog and wolf DNA to try and identify the genes involved in domestication.
Diabetic mums are more likely to have children with autism, says study
Research, in recent years, has pointed toward a link between the condition, the immune system and the developing foetal brain.
A billion GB of data in 5ml tube: Meet DNA data storage
The whole world’s existing data, when stored in DNA, will be much less than the capacity of a cargo container.
Human cells are first responders to repair damaged DNA
Here is what a new study has found.