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The supreme leader is listening, to these schoolgirls singing a protest song but too scared to show their faces, or to the many others who demand the freedom to speak and dress as they choose. ros atkins, bbc news. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. swedish scientist svante paabo has won this years nobel prize for medicine. the nobel committee in stockholm says he has achieved the seemingly impossible task of cracking the genetic code of neanderthals. for the first time, mr...

For living away, which is work, the act of creation. thats why were alive. why does nobody say that? >> well, you know, we were an essential business, tucker. we never stopped working. work is essential. it gives us our reason. you know, god -- i love this gal from italy, the fascist speak, god, family, country. you know, you need to have a purpose. she says we all have our genetic code. each one of us is made in the likeness offed for with our own identity. we all have a purpose. now, you take ...

Have a slight fault in this sod1 gene, and what the therapy does, it has to be injected to be at a lumbar puncture into the spinalfluid, and it lowers the level of the sod1 protein and the toxic effects that arise from that protein. so that was professor dame pamela shaw talking about the drug tofersen. now lets look at a breakdown of how the drug works in the body. first of all — instructions for building sod1 are locked inside dna in the cells nucleus. then they are carried by a short strand...

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Customers may have access to that personal information. congressional correspondent chad pergram takes a look at who else might be watching and why. >> it is the enemy within. americas adversaries want to weaponize your own dna against you. speak up to 80% of the american population. >> theyre trying to have the biggest biotechnology database in the world. speak of the chinese could concoct a designer by a weapon just for you based off your own genetic code if they have your dna. it could cause ...

Philosophical thought has pondered the meaning of life for thousands of years. Discoveries in science have undoubtedly altered and contributed to the many reflections on the meaning of life. Since

>> where are you getting the 96% of biologists? where does that come from? >> thats a study from chicago university of chicago. >> my producer will look that up. i read many opinions preparing for this segment -- i just want to be clear with our viewers. >> thats science. can you debate whether or not that human life has value. my faith tells me that that human life -- >> there is no consensus on scientists. >> that faith tells me that human life should be protected. but science tells us at the ...

Was sequenced, it changed the way we do human biology forever. it really transformed how we see ourselves, and how we work with our health and illness. 0ne genome that is now complete belongs to the badger. in 0xfordshire, as dusk falls, a family emerges from their sett. scientists say having their detailed genetic information is vital. back onshore in plymouth, the rock pools are full of surprises. but their genetic code could also help us to find nature inspired medicines or materials. this im...

Getting the badger genome sequence is really important because we can see how badgers adapt to diseases, how they adapt to their environment, and how they interact with other species in their ecosystem. back onshore in plymouth, the rock pools are full of surprises. but their genetic code could also help us to find nature—inspired medicines or materials. this immense endeavour could change our understanding of the diversity of life. rebecca morrelle, bbc news, plymouth. now its time for a look...

One genome that is now complete belongs to the badger. in oxfordshire, as dusk falls, a family emerges from their sett. scientists say, having their detailed genetic information is vital. getting the badger genome sequence is really important because we can see how badgers adapt to diseases, how they adapt to their environment, and how they interact with other species in their ecosystem. back onshore in plymouth, the rock pools are full of surprises. but their genetic code could also help us to ...