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Most of the diversity outlined on the new tree has been hiding in plain sight. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
In frank statements, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, the spiritual leader of 86 million Anglicans, and his mother talked of the shock of discovering the truth in the past month. <\/p>\n
By YONETTE JOSEPH <\/p>\n
A number of recent genetic studies challenge the notion that mistaken paternity is commonplace, finding a rate of less than 1 percent. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
A quest to create a state-of-the-art map of the Aedes aegypti mosquitos genome involves scientists from assorted disciplines who rarely collaborate. <\/p>\n
By AMY HARMON <\/p>\n
A study of global genomes has found that our ancestors are even more varied than we thought. <\/p>\n
Scientists hope to use a cellphone app to recruit 100,000 women to submit DNA samples to try to identify genes that may be markers for postpartum depression. <\/p>\n
By PAM BELLUCK <\/p>\n
The interbreeding may have given modern humans better immunity to pathogens, according to the authors of the analysis of global genomes. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
A diverse biotechnology company hopes its genetically engineered mosquitoes can help stop the spread of a devastating virus. But thats just a start. <\/p>\n
By ANDREW POLLACK <\/p>\n
A report in the journal Science reveals how evolution harnessed viral DNA to rewire humans own genetic circuitry and strengthen the immune system. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
Cutting-edge technology has enabled analysis of ever-tinier genetic samples. But as the science pushes boundaries, some experts are raising reliability questions. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
President Obama said the success of his initiative to collect genetic data so scientists can develop drugs and personalized treatments hinged partly on understanding who owns the data. <\/p>\n
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS <\/p>\n
The suit, filed in State Supreme Court, seeks monetary damages from the hospital and Dr. David H. Newman, whom she says sexual attacked her last month. <\/p>\n
By SHARON OTTERMAN <\/p>\n
Marina Stajic, the former director of the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, sued the city Thursday, saying she was made to resign after she questioned the use of a novel form of DNA testing. <\/p>\n
By BENJAMIN WEISER and JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN <\/p>\n
On top of abundant evidence that humans carry Neanderthal DNA, a new study shows that the interbreeding went both ways. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
The recommendation by the influential Texas Forensic Science Commission is not legally binding, but is likely to carry great weight. <\/p>\n
Jeremy Wilson, who is charged with forgery, says he is the son of a famed Irish Republican Army leader. His lawyer, a supporter of the group, said he could not take the chance he was being tricked. <\/p>\n
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. <\/p>\n
When other researchers studied the 4,500-year-old-genome, they discovered that the conclusion that much of Africa has Eurasian ancestry was incorrect. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
At a legendary dinner in 1951, the Explorers Club was said to have served its members mammoth, but DNA tests have revealed what the meat really was. <\/p>\n
By JAMES GORMAN <\/p>\n
A surprising genetic diversity has been discovered among the citys bedbugs, which the scientists tracked through DNA samples that were taken from the subway system. <\/p>\n
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <\/p>\n
For years, the remains have been out of reach, the subject of a legal struggle that pitted 3 scientists against their own administration and the Kumeyaay. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
Most of the diversity outlined on the new tree has been hiding in plain sight. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
In frank statements, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, the spiritual leader of 86 million Anglicans, and his mother talked of the shock of discovering the truth in the past month. <\/p>\n
By YONETTE JOSEPH <\/p>\n
A number of recent genetic studies challenge the notion that mistaken paternity is commonplace, finding a rate of less than 1 percent. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
A quest to create a state-of-the-art map of the Aedes aegypti mosquitos genome involves scientists from assorted disciplines who rarely collaborate. <\/p>\n
By AMY HARMON <\/p>\n
A study of global genomes has found that our ancestors are even more varied than we thought. <\/p>\n
Scientists hope to use a cellphone app to recruit 100,000 women to submit DNA samples to try to identify genes that may be markers for postpartum depression. <\/p>\n
By PAM BELLUCK <\/p>\n
The interbreeding may have given modern humans better immunity to pathogens, according to the authors of the analysis of global genomes. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
A diverse biotechnology company hopes its genetically engineered mosquitoes can help stop the spread of a devastating virus. But thats just a start. <\/p>\n
By ANDREW POLLACK <\/p>\n
A report in the journal Science reveals how evolution harnessed viral DNA to rewire humans own genetic circuitry and strengthen the immune system. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
Cutting-edge technology has enabled analysis of ever-tinier genetic samples. But as the science pushes boundaries, some experts are raising reliability questions. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
President Obama said the success of his initiative to collect genetic data so scientists can develop drugs and personalized treatments hinged partly on understanding who owns the data. <\/p>\n
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS <\/p>\n
The suit, filed in State Supreme Court, seeks monetary damages from the hospital and Dr. David H. Newman, whom she says sexual attacked her last month. <\/p>\n
By SHARON OTTERMAN <\/p>\n
Marina Stajic, the former director of the Forensic Toxicology Laboratory, sued the city Thursday, saying she was made to resign after she questioned the use of a novel form of DNA testing. <\/p>\n
By BENJAMIN WEISER and JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN <\/p>\n
On top of abundant evidence that humans carry Neanderthal DNA, a new study shows that the interbreeding went both ways. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
The recommendation by the influential Texas Forensic Science Commission is not legally binding, but is likely to carry great weight. <\/p>\n
Jeremy Wilson, who is charged with forgery, says he is the son of a famed Irish Republican Army leader. His lawyer, a supporter of the group, said he could not take the chance he was being tricked. <\/p>\n
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. <\/p>\n
When other researchers studied the 4,500-year-old-genome, they discovered that the conclusion that much of Africa has Eurasian ancestry was incorrect. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
At a legendary dinner in 1951, the Explorers Club was said to have served its members mammoth, but DNA tests have revealed what the meat really was. <\/p>\n
By JAMES GORMAN <\/p>\n
A surprising genetic diversity has been discovered among the citys bedbugs, which the scientists tracked through DNA samples that were taken from the subway system. <\/p>\n
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <\/p>\n
For years, the remains have been out of reach, the subject of a legal struggle that pitted 3 scientists against their own administration and the Kumeyaay. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
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