DNA
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Addicted to Coffee? Blame it on Your DNA
A new study reveals that DNA can explain why some people tends to have more than two cups of coffee daily while others are satisfied with their morning cup.
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NASA to Use DNA Sequencing in Space, Potentially for Aliens As Well
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NASA to Use DNA Sequencing in Space, Potentially for Aliens As Well
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These Cute Mouse Lemurs Could Solve the Mystery of Madagascar's Past
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Scientists Interpret Mosquito Genes to Help Prevent Spread of Deadly Diseases
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MIT’s Customizable RNA Vaccine Allows For Rapid Deployment to Ebola-Stricken Areas
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Human-Pig Hybrid Organs Could Be The Hope For Transplant Patients, U.S. Scientists Say
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‘Three-Parent-Baby’ Gene Technique Can Now Produce Healthy Infants, Scientists Say
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Mad Science! Scientists Grow Human Organs Inside Pigs To Produce Human-Pig Embryo
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New Blood-Based Liquid Biopsy Holds Potential as Alternative for Invasive Tumor Biopsy
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