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Heart disease is the major killer of people worldwide. Up to 60 percent of people of European descent suffer from the risk of heart disease, mostly leading to their deaths.
But, what increases the risk of heart disease? Scientists have been...
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Researchers have sequenced the genome of the relatively ancient rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta), providing perspective into how humans are genetically different from...
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In a ground breaking research organized by United States National Human Genome Research Institute the scientists are on the verge of start rethinking everything about...
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Key points in human genome have been mapped by American researchers successfully and this is expected to aid in the development of treatments for cancer and a host of...
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We all know that humans splited to evolve from chimpanzees. But, how complicated the evolution process was? How long did it take to evolve? When did the evolution...
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Researchers have finally completed a blueprint of chromosome 1. The blueprint has 3,141 genes and eight percent of all human genetic information. The study has been...
made popular May 18 2006
Martha Crowninshield is a former partner at the investment firm Boston Ventures. She is now making attempt to look for the human genome for genes which causes the risk...
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