genetics
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Breeding Silicon-Carbon Bonds From Proteins Could be a Model of Future Alien Life
A group of scientists from the California Institute of Technology has managed to bring silicon to life for the first time by successfully persuading proteins to breed silicon-carbon bonds that have the ability to make human-made bonds.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists Modify Plant Genes to Improve Photosynthesis, Crop Productivity by 20 Percent
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Mutation Alert! Smoking Changes DNA Permanently, Study Finds
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Mutant Mice May Unlock Mysteries of Sleep
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Red Sea? Genetic Diversity of Fowls Explained
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Science Confirmed: Tomatoes Lose Their Flavor When Refrigerated -- Here's Why
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Why the First Baby Born With 3 Genetic Parents is a Breakthrough in Modern Parenting
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World’s First Baby Born Using Controversial ‘Three-Parent’ Technique
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All Humans Originated From a Single Population from Africa, DNA Study Suggests
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All Humans Originated From a Single Population from Africa, DNA Study Suggests
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Your Genes Might be the Reason for Your Loneliness, Study Suggests
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Scientists Develop New Protein Capable of Precisely Controlled Gene Editing
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Surprising Discovery: Giraffes Have More Than One Species