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<\/a><\/figure>Gene Editing Brings Us Closer To Using Pigs As A Source For Human Organ Transplants<\/a><\/h3>We are now closer than ever to using pig organs in human transplants, thanks to a recent study that used gene editing to overcome some biological obstacles.<\/summary><\/li>![\"New](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/356568\/nyc.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=20a27836a07202a1faa1114c1206390f\")
<\/a><\/figure>Genetic Data Sheds Light On Population History of New York City, Historical Events<\/a><\/h3>The health records of thousands of New Yorkers is helping researchers pinpoint populations at risk for disease, and determine how historical events influenced the health landscape today.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Elephants'](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/356592\/dna.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=43dc185d2408c1148f0ff0a24fbca7bb\")
<\/a><\/figure>The Elephant In The Room: Genetic Reason Why Elephants Don\u2019t Get Cancer Could Pave Way For Human Treatments<\/a><\/h3>In a recent study researchers explain why elephants' DNA may help them avoid cancer, and how this discovery can relate to human cancer research.<\/summary><\/li>![\"By](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/356396\/dna.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=5da8678a44d85a0a92007cdf4d704b23\")
<\/a><\/figure>Epigenetics Technique May Predict Male Sexuality; But 'Gay Gene' Research Could Be Too Much Too Soon<\/a><\/h3>A recent study has boosted the ability to predict male sexuality by looking at genetic differences, but it may be a bit too soon to boost such a claim.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Scientists](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/356366\/young-old.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=7258f89462603458b2f0e0c26291f93e\")
<\/a><\/figure>Aging Research Update: Scientists Identify 238 Genes Linked To Increased Lifespan<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have identified 238 genes that, when removed, increase the lifespan of yeast cells; potentially some of these may be instrumental in the human aging process.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Molecules](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/355800\/pregnancy.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=b1232bb6508d03f37a809cda2fb1d92a\")
<\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Children](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/354890\/adhd.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=8b61a08b2712b9c74f6b123d161fa6b8\")
<\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Scientists](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/354176\/gene-editing-technology.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=c0d5e66d1decebd2cb5e9fdd8dc5d42e\")
<\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li>![\"People](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/353724\/childhood.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=5e2dadededc64bce5072a30ef627c5d1\")
<\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Your](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/352852\/tall-short.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=098bc88f5337d32041a543e72a26c425\")
<\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Genetic Data Sheds Light On Population History of New York City, Historical Events<\/a><\/h3>The health records of thousands of New Yorkers is helping researchers pinpoint populations at risk for disease, and determine how historical events influenced the health landscape today.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>The Elephant In The Room: Genetic Reason Why Elephants Don\u2019t Get Cancer Could Pave Way For Human Treatments<\/a><\/h3>In a recent study researchers explain why elephants' DNA may help them avoid cancer, and how this discovery can relate to human cancer research.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Epigenetics Technique May Predict Male Sexuality; But 'Gay Gene' Research Could Be Too Much Too Soon<\/a><\/h3>A recent study has boosted the ability to predict male sexuality by looking at genetic differences, but it may be a bit too soon to boost such a claim.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Aging Research Update: Scientists Identify 238 Genes Linked To Increased Lifespan<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have identified 238 genes that, when removed, increase the lifespan of yeast cells; potentially some of these may be instrumental in the human aging process.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>The Elephant In The Room: Genetic Reason Why Elephants Don\u2019t Get Cancer Could Pave Way For Human Treatments<\/a><\/h3>In a recent study researchers explain why elephants' DNA may help them avoid cancer, and how this discovery can relate to human cancer research.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Epigenetics Technique May Predict Male Sexuality; But 'Gay Gene' Research Could Be Too Much Too Soon<\/a><\/h3>A recent study has boosted the ability to predict male sexuality by looking at genetic differences, but it may be a bit too soon to boost such a claim.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Aging Research Update: Scientists Identify 238 Genes Linked To Increased Lifespan<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have identified 238 genes that, when removed, increase the lifespan of yeast cells; potentially some of these may be instrumental in the human aging process.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Epigenetics Technique May Predict Male Sexuality; But 'Gay Gene' Research Could Be Too Much Too Soon<\/a><\/h3>A recent study has boosted the ability to predict male sexuality by looking at genetic differences, but it may be a bit too soon to boost such a claim.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Aging Research Update: Scientists Identify 238 Genes Linked To Increased Lifespan<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have identified 238 genes that, when removed, increase the lifespan of yeast cells; potentially some of these may be instrumental in the human aging process.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Aging Research Update: Scientists Identify 238 Genes Linked To Increased Lifespan<\/a><\/h3>Scientists have identified 238 genes that, when removed, increase the lifespan of yeast cells; potentially some of these may be instrumental in the human aging process.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Infertile Mom's Genetics, Via MicroRNAs, Get Passed On To Her Egg Donation Child<\/a><\/h3>Molecules known as MicroRNAs that are secreted in the mother's womb can change the genetic information of a child, even a donor egg child.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Kids With ADHD And Their Moms Have Shorter-Than-Normal Telomeres, A Sign Of Cellular Aging<\/a><\/h3>Children with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and their mothers are more likely to have shorter than normal telomere length: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Nobel Prize Predictions See Honors For Gene Editing Technology<\/a><\/h3>Scientists behind the discovery of a technology called CRISPR-Cas9 that allows researchers to edit virtually any gene they target are among the top contenders for Nobel prizes next month, according to an annual analysis by Thomson Reuters.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Nature vs. Nurture: People With Certain Genes Respond More Dramatically To Either A Negative Or Positive Childhood<\/a><\/h3>People with a particular genotype respond more dramatically to both negative and positive childhood environments: study.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Your Height And BMI May Be Influenced By Your Genes More Than Anything Else, According To This Research<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found that height and BMI may be influenced more by genetics than anything else.<\/summary><\/li>"}
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