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2,474 results for: mutations

  1. Health & Medicine

    Taking a Break

    Can interrupting their treatment benefit HIV-infected people?

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  2. Health & Medicine

    ‘Bubble’ babies thrive on gene therapy

    Gene therapy to repair mutations that thwart development of essential immune cells has helped three babies to overcome severe combined immunodeficiency, in which a child is born without a functional immune system.

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  3. Plants

    New gene-altering strategy tested on corn

    Scientists have created herbicide-resistant corn with a new kind of genetic engineering that involves subtly altering one of the plant's own genes rather than adding a new gene.

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  4. Disabled genes dull sense of smell

    Mutated genes may explain why humans have a poor sense of smell.

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  5. Placental Puzzle

    Do captured viral genes make human pregnancies possible?

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  6. Bdelloids: No sex for over 40 million years

    Researchers find the strongest evidence yet for creatures that have evolved asexually for millions of years.

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  7. Popularity of germ fighter raises concern

    The growing use of the antiseptic triclosan in products ranging from mouthwash to cutting boards and hunting clothes may create bacteria resistant to antibiotic drugs.

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  8. Code Breakers

    Scientists are altering bacteria in a most fundamental way.

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  9. Health & Medicine

    Endgame for Epilepsy?

    Researchers look toward a cure.

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  10. Debate over Alzheimer’s enzyme flares up

    Scientists continue to tussle over the identity of an enzyme implicated in Alzheimer's disease.

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  11. Fly Genome Creates a Buzz

    Scientists try to make sense of an insect's myriad genes.

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  12. Ebola protein explains deadly mystery

    The infamous virus called Ebola has a surface protein that kills cells in blood vessels.

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