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2,456 results for: mutations

  1. Chemistry

    Molecules/Matter & Energy

    Computer processors get even tinier, plus more in this week’s news.

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  2. Life

    How cuts can spur tumor growth

    Cancerous cells flock to wounds, a study in mice finds.

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  3. Life

    Packing away the poison

    A genetic adaptation in a Hudson River fish species allows it to simply store toxic pollutants in its fat.

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  4. Humans

    Sweeps weak in human evolution

    Contrary to conventional wisdom, the rapid spread of beneficial mutations has been relatively rare in the evolutionary history of Homo sapiens, a new study shows.

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  5. Life

    Genes & Cells

    A study of the Amish reveals that sleep habits are inherited, plus more in this week’s news.

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  6. Life

    Genes & Cells

    Mouse fur yields insights into the genetics of camouflage, plus more in this week’s news.

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  7. Chemistry

    Molecules/Matter & Energy

    Anthrax used in 2001 attacks have been genetically decoded, plus booze-soaked superconductors and an inverse Doppler effect in this week’s news.

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  8. Life

    In evolution, last really can be first

    By tracking bacteria for thousands of generations, researchers show how small DNA changes can eventually put underdogs on top.

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  9. Life

    Who felt it not, smelt it not

    A genetic defect in a crucial protein stops both pain and smells from reaching the brain.

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  10. Health & Medicine

    Body & Brain

    Handling fruit can throw off blood-glucose tests, plus an autism gene and itchy feelings in this week’s news.

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  11. Genes & Cells

    Cellular suicide inspires new ways to kill harmful bacteria, plus test-tube sperm and insulin alternatives in this week’s news.

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  12. Life

    DNA flaws can stack up as cancer grows

    Acute myeloid leukemia progresses by accumulating various mutations, according to an analysis of one man’s disease over time.

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