Testicular cancer risk gene protects skin from sun damage
A specific gene variant more common in caucasian men that protects skin cells from UV damage has been associated with an increased risk of testicular cancer, a study has found...
A specific gene variant more common in caucasian men that protects skin cells from UV damage has been associated with an increased risk of testicular cancer, a study has found...
People who perceive the world negatively may be genetically predisposed to do so, a study suggests...
A group of European parliamentarians has criticised UK proposals to legislate for mitochondrial replacement therapy, calling it 'a eugenic practice'...
Researchers in the USA may have come up with some of the first evidence linking genes, emotion and marital satisfaction...
A procedure that uses a biopsy tool called a pipelle to 'scratch' the endometrial lining has been found to increase the chance of a pregnancy and live birth as a result of IVF...
by Dr Greg Ball
Large-scale production of liver and pancreas cells is becoming a possibility, as scientists have developed a cell culture method allowing stem cells to grow in the laboratory...
We had almost made it through the speakers when it happened, just before the break. It was the last speaker who did it. It was Dr Joyce Harper who said what I'd been waiting for, and dropped the Gattaca bomb...
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The Regenerative Medicine Expert Group: Watchmen watching watchmen?
by Julian Hitchcock
Since the Coalition came to power, we've grown used to its backing of science and technology. So, when the Government published its response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee Inquiry into Regenerative Medicine last week, there was barely a murmur from the sector as recommendation after recommendation was endorsed and translated into action....