Environment
Infectious cancer preserves dog genes for 11,000 years
A venereal cancer prevalent in dogs throughout the world 11,000 years ago still carries the genes of the single dog in which it began life
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Health
H. flu fighter: Targeting a key bug in lung disease
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Health
Right on target: New era of fast genetic engineering
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Health
Giant leaps of evolution make cancer cells deadly
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Cheap DNA: What the $1000-genome means for you
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Gene therapy restores sight in people with eye disease
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Preparing students to meet their genes in the classroom
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Synthetic gene helps HIV vaccine hit shape-shifting foe
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Testing times for the consumer genetics revolution
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Genetic test screens embryo without disturbing it
The new method, which involves sequencing the genomes of cells expelled as a woman's egg develops, could double the IVF success rate, claim researchers
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Life
2013 review: The year in evolution and life sciences
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Life
Forgotten aliens: We should hunt for viruses in space
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Humans
2014 preview: First million-year-old genome
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Humans
2014 preview: Three-parent babies close to conception
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