In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists from Nationwide Children’s Hospital have uncovered a new way in which certain children with focal epilepsy may develop the condition. This research, published in Nature Genetics, provides fresh insights into the underlying causes of epilepsy, a condition that affects around 1 in every 26 people at some point in their…
Read MoreClaritas Genomics announces the pinnacle of medical knowledge sharing: the online conference on genetics and the modern treatment of genetic diseases. Claritas Genomics, a frontrunner in genetic diagnostics and personalized medicine, is thrilled to unveil its upcoming virtual medical, “GenoCure 2023”. This remarkable event is slated to take place on October 26, 2023, promising to…
Read MoreA groundbreaking theory about why we age has emerged, shedding new light on the mysteries of growing old. Published in the journal Aging on September 15, 2023, this theory has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of aging. Scientists from Newcastle University, James Wordsworth and Daryl Shanley, have introduced the Selective Destruction Theory (SDT), offering…
Read MoreA recent investigation has unveiled novel understandings about breast cancer vulnerabilities among women carrying specific gene alterations known as BRCA1 and BRCA2. This study, which was released on September 14 in the eClinical Medicine journal, holds potential to provide women, including those who have undergone at-home DNA testing, with a clearer grasp of their cancer…
Read MorePlastic pollution is a growing concern for our oceans, with one of the biggest culprits being a type of plastic called polyethylene terephthalate, or PET. You might recognize it from your water bottles, clothing, and more. PET is a major contributor to microplastic pollution in our oceans, but now there’s hope on the horizon. A…
Read More04 September 2023 – A groundbreaking research article published today, titled “Harnessing deep learning for population genetic inference”, brings the worlds of genetics and artificial intelligence (AI) together in a spectacular fashion. This research, carried out by Xin Huang, Aigerim Rymbekova, Olga Dolgova, Oscar Lao, and Martin Kuhlwilm at Nature Reviews Genetics, shines a light…
Read MoreOn August 31, 2023, researchers from a top-tier research institution have just unveiled an exciting piece of research that might change how we look at a mental disorder called schizophrenia. For those unfamiliar, schizophrenia affects how people think, feel, and act. This research was published in the ‘Neuron’ journal, and the dedicated scientists behind this…
Read MoreCan you imagine a time when there were only about 1,300 humans left on Earth? A chilling discovery suggests that nearly 900,000 years ago, our ancestors faced such a crisis, and it was all because of changes in the planet’s climate. On August 31, 2023, researchers Nick Ashton and Chris Stringer shared a groundbreaking study…
Read MoreIn a groundbreaking publication on 11th August in the journal SCIENCE, a team of international experts have shed new light on the complex puzzle of human skin color variations. The diverse range of skin colors that humans exhibit has long been a subject of curiosity, intrigue, and even contention. But what drives this vast array…
Read MoreOn July 26, a team of scientists made waves in the scientific community by publishing their findings in the reputable Journal of the Royal Society Interface. This research, which took place at a renowned university, was led by Dr. Jane Smith and her dedicated team of biologists and mathematicians. Definition and Importance of Phenotype Robustness…
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