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Critical cancer immunity genes identified using new genetic barcoding technology

10.21-2018 Health News Comments Off on Critical cancer immunity genes identified using new genetic barcoding technology

An RNA key that unlocks innate immunity

10.15-2018 Health News Comments Off on An RNA key that unlocks innate immunity

Genetic Achilles heel hurts humans fighting hepatitis C

10.15-2018 Health News Comments Off on Genetic Achilles heel hurts humans fighting hepatitis C

Osteoarthritis research effort works to understand cartilage development: Stem cell researchers and others outline a potential way to repair joint cartilage

09.08-2018 Health News Comments Off on Osteoarthritis research effort works to understand cartilage development: Stem cell researchers and others outline a potential way to repair joint cartilage

What could have extended human lifespan? Researchers identify 25 genetic changes

09.05-2018 Health News Comments Off on What could have extended human lifespan? Researchers identify 25 genetic changes

Breakthrough in understanding Warsaw breakage syndrome: Unravelling the action of the DDX11/CHLR1 helicase enzyme in DNA repair

09.01-2018 Health News Comments Off on Breakthrough in understanding Warsaw breakage syndrome: Unravelling the action of the DDX11/CHLR1 helicase enzyme in DNA repair

CRISPR halts Duchenne muscular dystrophy progression in dogs

08.31-2018 Health News Comments Off on CRISPR halts Duchenne muscular dystrophy progression in dogs

How the human immune system protects against Ebola

08.24-2018 Health News Comments Off on How the human immune system protects against Ebola

Better genome editing developed: New method not only gives the user complete spatiotemporal control but also treads lightly on DNA

08.22-2018 Health News Comments Off on Better genome editing developed: New method not only gives the user complete spatiotemporal control but also treads lightly on DNA

Rogue proteins may underlie some ALS and frontotemporal dementia cases: Discovery may lead to new ways of diagnosing and treating both diseases

08.22-2018 Health News Comments Off on Rogue proteins may underlie some ALS and frontotemporal dementia cases: Discovery may lead to new ways of diagnosing and treating both diseases

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