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Could genome editing be the key to settling on other worlds ?
7-28-2024 |
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Humans may simply be unable to survive long term on other planets without a bit of genetic tinkering.
Entire human genome has been sequenced for the first time
4-3-2022 | 2
The feat has finally been achieved 19 years after the Human Genome Project sequenced 92% of it.
Mystery virus discovered in Brazilian lake
2-10-2020 | 2
Scientists have identified a strange new type of virus with a genome that is almost entirely unknown to science.
Giant squid may be intelligent, new study finds
1-19-2020 | 7
For the first time ever, scientists have successfully sequenced the genome of the elusive giant squid.
$5bn project to map DNA of all life on Earth
11-2-2018 | 4
Known as The Earth BioGenome Project (EBP), the international endeavour is expected to take ten years.
New 'Noah's Ark' will store DNA of complex life
4-24-2018 | 0
The ambitious BioGenome Project aims to sequence and store the genomes of more than 1.5 million species.
'Genetic Adam' lived 239,000 years ago
3-27-2015 | 16
A genome study has pinpointed when mankind's most recent common male ancestor would have lived.
45,000-year-old human genome reconstructed
10-23-2014 | 4
Scientists have revealed new details about our prehistoric ancestors thanks to a fossil thighbone.
Scientists discover second DNA code
12-13-2013 | 16
The breakthrough was made as part of a project funded by the US National Human Genome Research Institute.
Scientists recreate genomes of extinct beasts
11-12-2013 | 6
New DNA sequencing techniques have helped scientists unlock the secrets of long extinct creatures.
Will we soon be able to 'print' alien DNA ?
10-7-2013 | 11
Genome scientist J. Craig Venter believes that we will soon be able to design and 'print' organisms.
Melba Ketchum reveals Bigfoot DNA evidence
10-2-2013 | 87
The Sasquatch Genome Project has revealed DNA test results along with several new pictures and videos.
Domestic cats are 95% tiger
10-1-2013 | 27
Researchers have succeeded in sequencing the genome of several species of endangered big cats.
Scientists sequence the coelacanth genome
4-20-2013 | 15
Referred to as a 'living fossil', the coelacanth has barely changed at all in over 300 million years.
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