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How your behavior can change your children's DNA
pperazzo
by pperazzo  Today 1:16 AM   
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What makes you fancy some one???
mugofcoffee
by mugofcoffee  Yesterday 12:25 PM    1
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Racing Toward Super Seeds
Socratoad
by Socratoad  Yesterday 8:36 AM    2
 Methinks it would be a humanitarian gesture to charge these giant unethical corporations with crimes against the planet.
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Scan 'detects obsessive disorder'
A53GG4
by A53GG4  Yesterday 4:31 AM   
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Converting genetic activity into music may be a way to monitor health.
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-18-2008   
 Together, the notes would form a harmonic chord in normal, healthy states and become increasingly out of tune as key physiological signs go awry, signaling disease. Alterovitz employed mathematical modeling to determine relationships between physiological signals. Much like the various systems in an automobile, many physiological signs work in synchrony to keep a body healthy.
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'Ten Commandments' of race and genetics issued
tabsey
by tabsey  7-18-2008   
 the group composition wasn't clipped. Details on each point at the source.
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Two in a Million: Twins Born - One Black, One White
Newfman
by Newfman  7-18-2008   
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Yet Even MORE Good News Re Omega-3 Fish Oils
orgone_bosco
by orgone_bosco  7-18-2008   
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common dreams comments 2
mraspear
by mraspear  7-18-2008   
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Twins - One White, One Black
adnamaenna
by adnamaenna  7-17-2008   
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Researchers Discover Remnant of an Ancient 'RNA World'
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-17-2008    1
 Breaker's lab solved a decades-old mystery by describing how tiny circular RNA molecules called cyclic di-GMP are able to turn genes on and off. This process determines whether the bacterium swims or stays stationary, and whether it remains solitary or joins with other bacteria to form organic masses called biofilms. Bacterial use of RNA to trigger major changes without the involvement of proteins resolves one of the questions about the origin of life: If proteins are needed to carry out life's functions and DNA is needed to make proteins, how did DNA arise? The answer is what Breaker and other researchers call the RNA World. They believe that billions of years ago, single strands of nucleotides that comprise RNA were the first forms of life and carried out some of the complicated cellular functions now done by proteins. The riboswitches are highly conserved in bacteria, illustrating their importance and ancient ancestry, Breaker said.
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Genes Influence Whether Antidepressants Work
dmegivern
by dmegivern  7-17-2008    3
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Malaria resistance gene ups HIV risk
pokkets
by pokkets  7-17-2008   
 More than two thirds of the world's 33 million people infected with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa This variant may help explain why.
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Bisexual Species
seaj11
by seaj11  7-17-2008   
 Summary: homosexuality is a natural behavior in the animal kingdom and also occurs in captive situations, suggesting bisexuality is natural for birds, mammals, and other animals...and for humans as well
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Breeding Bid to Save Frogs
Socratoad
by Socratoad  7-16-2008   
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E.O. Wilson's Views on Human — and Ant — Social Evolution
seaj11
by seaj11  7-15-2008   
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how the net alters reading
pascual
by pascual  7-15-2008   
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Genetic Determinants of Self Identity and Social Recognition in Bacteria
kmcolo
by kmcolo  7-15-2008    2
 The understanding of self and other and social recognition in ... bacteria!
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Insights into the Pathogenesis of Autism
kmcolo
by kmcolo  7-15-2008   
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Ants In Our Pants
debbyski
by debbyski  7-15-2008    1
 "Though Dr. Wilson is a fighter when necessary, he is also a conciliator. In his most recent book, “The Creation,” he calls for scientists and religious leaders to make common cause in saving the natural life of the planet. He has addressed major meetings of Mormons and Southern Baptists to ask for their help in protecting biodiversity. Of the differences between science and religion, he says: “Stop quibbling — I’m willing to say ‘Under God’ and to hold my hand to my heart. That’s recognition of how this country evolved, and that we are using strong language to strong purpose, even if we may not agree on how the Earth was created.”
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Study finds genetic link to violence - is it a crime gene?
einbar
by einbar  7-15-2008    3
 "I don't want to say it is a crime gene, but 1 percent of people have it and scored very high in violence and delinquency,"
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Encoded fear
balthazarus
by balthazarus  7-14-2008    2
 An interesting research, pointing to a non physical trait that is kept through centuries. i wonder where does it lie, is it in the genes? neuronal structure, or a memetic inheritance?
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Tiny fishing reel gets DNA researchers out of a tangle
Mohir
by Mohir  7-14-2008   
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The Microbes Within Us: Their Effect on Our Health
bellapria
by bellapria  7-13-2008   
 
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autism
reelandry
by reelandry  7-13-2008   
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New Mode Of Gene Regulation Discovered In Mammals
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-13-2008   
 As research advances, the more it becomes clear, that gene regulation networks are actually complex computing machines. DNA is not a mere repository of information. What's more, the newly discovered mechanism is self referential, which adds another later of complexity to gene regulation processes.
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Genes That Control Embryonic Stem Cell Fate Identified
Mohir
by Mohir  7-13-2008   
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Dimmer Switch for Cancer-Causing Protein
seaj11
by seaj11  7-12-2008   
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Wikipedia Hosts Human Gene Repository
seaj11
by seaj11  7-12-2008   
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Home genetic tests: How much do you really want to know?
einbar
by einbar  7-12-2008   
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Autism Genes That Control Early Learning
tabsey
by tabsey  7-12-2008   
 Interesting test group. Almost Monty Pythonic.
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New Method Identifies Genes Affecting Health In Fraction Of A Second
tabsey
by tabsey  7-11-2008   
 With discoveries such as this, one would think science must be paying for itself. This could make life better for millions.
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Fantastic Voyage Q&A
wildcat
by wildcat  7-10-2008   
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Scientists find malaria's 'sticky' genes
einbar
by einbar  7-9-2008   
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Young Women's Breast Cancers Have More Aggressive Genes, Worse Prognosis
tabsey
by tabsey  7-9-2008   
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Types Of Genes Necessary For Brain Development Discovered
tabsey
by tabsey  7-9-2008   
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what shapes our character?
valann 47
by valann 47  7-9-2008   
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Human Migration through DNA
lystrata
by lystrata  7-9-2008   
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Scientists find malaria's 'sticky' genes
pokkets
by pokkets  7-9-2008   
 The understanding of the malaria parasite, which seems to behave in a similar way to a virus, can help the development of new treatment methods, both in the stage that causes the disease in humans, and the phase in which it is carried by the intermediate host, the Anopheles mosquito. Research is also continuing into the genes behind the immune system of the mosquito, which actively fights against the malaria parasite.
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Wikipedia opens online library on human genes
Mohir
by Mohir  7-8-2008   
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