Shorter telomeres may increase risk of age-related brain diseases
Shorter protective caps – telomeres – on the chromosomes of certain white blood cells may influence the likelihood of developing age-related brain diseases...
by Rithika Bose
Shorter protective caps – telomeres – on the chromosomes of certain white blood cells may influence the likelihood of developing age-related brain diseases...
The total cost per live birth after a live donor uterus transplant has been estimated as €124,894, according to a recent study...
by Lynne Smit
New possibilities for culturing human eggs and sperm in the laboratory have led the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to consider whether the law in this area should be reviewed...
Gene therapy, Casgevy, has been recommended for use on the NHS in England for some people living with a severe form of sickle cell disease...
by Jake Knox
Genes on the Y chromosome that regulate the development of sperm and influence fertility in male mice have been identified...
Fresh embryo transfer could be the most effective option for women with a low likelihood of achieving a live birth through IVF...
Heart function in damaged hearts could be improved using a patch of stem cell derived heart muscle...
Mice with two fathers have been created using genome editing, and have survived into adulthood...
Both maternal and paternal exposure to air pollution can have a negative impact on fertility, a study has shown...
Subtle changes in the brain can be identified decades before a diagnosis of Huntington's disease, two major new studies that shed light on what drives the disease have shown...
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