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.
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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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Study Shows How the Right Mixture of Salt Might have Helped Kickstart Life in Earth
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93-Year-Old Butterfly DNA Confirms First Insect Extinction Case Caused by Humans in the US
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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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Here's How Dog Poop Can Help In Finding Owners Who Don't Clean After Their Pets
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Scientists Map Out DNA Damage Caused by Cigarette Smoking
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Mummy DNA Unravels Genetic Secrets of Ancient Egyptians
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