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New research sheds light on the interconnected nature of the human genome and what this means for future gene therapies.

With which it has been developed? - used to have something called moores law where we said the powers of the processor would double every two years, and we have seen that at just dramatically, its exponential, the entire market now being worth more than 2 trillion in a couple years time, we are seeing ai advance at a very rapid pace, what were seeing more broadly in al, as were seeing more broadly in al, as we go into the beginning of a new technology, a new wave of the whole way in which we org...

Minister of Industry, Innovation, Science and Technology Davidson Ishmael says he hopes a greater number of students will pursue studies and careers in STEA ...

The company seeking to bring back woolly mammoths to modern day also wants to make sure schoolchildren's interest in science doesn't go extinct.

Engineered species of novel bacteria are capable of detecting specific mutations in , serving as a breakthrough in Cancer treatments.

In two experiments, researchers implanted the organs into brain-dead patients for extended periods, raising hopes for a new supply of donor organs.

A striking purple species is one piece of the fungal kingdom’s uncharted diversity

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"By understanding what regulates melanin, we can help protect lighter-skinned people from melanoma, or skin cancer," Vivek Bajpai, the lead research author, said. "By targeting these new melanin genes, we could also develop melanin-modifying drugs for vitiligo and other pigmentation diseases," he added. The researchers found 169 functionally diverse genes that impacted melanin production. Of those, 135 were not previously associated with pigmentation.