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Humans have purged the bad genes from our Neanderthal hook-ups

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Humans have purged the bad genes from our Neanderthal hook-ups

Early modern humans interbred with Neanderthals, but thanks to our bigger population evolution has purged out many of the deleterious genes we acquired this way

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Required: A moral vision for gene editing

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Secrets of how primates can live at extreme altitude revealed

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Secrets of how primates can live at extreme altitude revealed

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You are junk: Why it’s not your genes that make you human

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Command and cure: We don't need to edit genomes to control them

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Craig Venter's plans to scour 2 million genomes for drug targets

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Craig Venter

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Breakthrough in synthetic biology is far from 'playing God'

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Chimp genome: Lessons from our closest cousin

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Is there an antigene for every gene?

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Silencing the pests

Lorne Genome Conference, Victoria, Australia, 16 to 20 February Gene silencing could stop transgenic animals spreading, while elsewhere antisense RNA runs the show. Rachel Nowak reports

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Of mice and men

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