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GeneticsYear in review: ‘Three-parent baby’ technique raises hope and concern
Safety and ethical concerns surround controversial mitochondrial replacement therapy.
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GeneticsEbola virus not mutating as quickly as thought
The virus causing the current Ebola epidemic in West Africa is not evolving as quickly as some scientists had suggested.
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GeneticsDrug candidate fails to improve symptoms of fragile X syndrome
A drug designed to treat fragile X syndrome has proven ineffective in clinical trials.
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GeneticsDrug candidate fails to improve symptoms of fragile X syndrome
A drug designed to treat fragile X syndrome has proven ineffective in clinical trials.
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Health & MedicineIsaac Kinde: Finding cancer via altered genes
Isaac Kinde helped create a technology that can spot cancers early to give patients a better chance at survival.
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Science & SocietyProblem-solving insights enable new technologies
Our editor in chief discusses science's role in solving society's most pressing issues.
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GeneticsAncient DNA tells of two origins for dogs
Genetic analysis of an ancient Irish mutt reveals complicated history of dog domestication.
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PlantsSingle gene influences a petunia’s primary pollinator
Mutations on a single gene determine how much ultraviolet light a petunia flower absorbs, and in turn, which animal pollinates the flower.
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Health & MedicineMonkeys with human gene show signs of autism
Genetically altered monkeys may help scientists understand autism.
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GeneticsDNA evidence is rewriting domestication origin stories
DNA studies are rewriting the how-we-met stories of domestication.
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GeneticsGene therapy restores hearing in mice
Scientists have used gene therapy to restore hearing in deaf mice.
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Health & MedicineSame mutations can show up in tumors, healthy tissues
Analyzing samples of healthy and tumor tissues could pinpoint which mutations are driving cancer and help develop better-targeted treatments.
By Nathan Seppa