DNA
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Ancient Wolf Gene Responsible for Different Sizes of Domestic Dogs
Researchers found a mutation of an ancient gene responsible in regulating body sizes of dogs. Dog sizes in modern times were once believed to be based on our ancestors' domestication of ancient dogs thousands of years ago.
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DNA Finally Uncovers Mysterious Origin of Ancient Civilization in Italy
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How Ancient Virus DNAs Are Guarding Marsupials From Modern Diseases
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Evolution: Oldest DNA Discovered in Mammoth Tooth from the Siberian Permafrost
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The Merits of Using DNA to Revive Extinct Animals and Plants
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DNA-Based Computer Can Compute the Square Root of 900
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The Art of Origami is Now A Key Tool That Helps Doctors Save Lives
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DNA Embedded Into Everyday Objects Creates Perfect Clones of the Stanford Bunny
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Scientists Map Out DNA Damage Caused by Cigarette Smoking
Mummy DNA Unravels Genetic Secrets of Ancient Egyptians
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