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In 2024, scientists studied a 52,000-year-old mammoth, and found something ancient DNA was never expected to keepA remarkably preserved Siberian woolly mammoth, dating back 52,000 years, has yielded an astonishing discovery: fossilized chromosomes. Thi...- Human evolution is still happening, and faster than we thoughtA groundbreaking study published in Nature reveals that human evolution has not slowed down but has accelerated, particularly since the adv...
- 500 Years Later, Scientists Solve Leonardo da Vinci’s Human Heart MysteryFive centuries ago, Leonardo da Vinci sketched intricate heart structures. Now, modern science confirms these trabeculae are not remnants b...
- Under 5% of disease-focussed genomic studies conducted in low, middle-income countries: WHOGenomic studies for diseases are overwhelmingly conducted in wealthy nations. Low and middle-income countries participate minimally. Cancer...
- Under 5 pc of disease-focussed genomic studies conducted in low, middle-income countries: WHOA World Health Organization analysis reveals over 80% of global genomic disease studies are in high-income countries, with under 5% in low ...
- Deepinder Goyal teases 'crazy insight' from longevity venture ContinueIn a post on X, Deepinder Goyal said the company has been investigating a new explanation for why humans age, describing it as a "crazy ins...
- India’s first genome-edited rice varieties will boost rice yields by 20-30%, reduce water consumption: Shivraj Singh ChouhanUnion Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that these genome-edited rice varieties are expected to help achieve the target of bo...
- Study finds genotyping can detect Covid variants more rapidlyA recent study suggests that genotyping, a technique for analysing genetic differences, can detect new variants of SARS-CoV-2 almost a week...
- Decoded: How dangerous Covid variants emergeThe team, led by those from the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), discovered that the likelihood of a substitu...
- Piatrika Biosystems raises $1.2 million in seed funding from Ankur CapitalPiatrika Biosystems is building a new innovative cloud-based enterprise Platform-As-A-Service (PAAS) for agri-genomic discoveries, plant br...
- XE variant of COVID not more severe than Omicron: Dr Gagandeep Kang"We were worried about BA.2 but it did not cause more serious disease than BA.1. XE does not cause more serious disease than BA.1 or BA.2,"...
- Genome sequencing in India gets a private sector boostThe government has decided to involve private sector laboratories in the process of genome sequencing to detect new coronavirus variants so...
- 2020: When Indian scientists shifted focus to COVID-19 and made huge stridesWhile many modified their research to suit COVID-19, others started afresh to cater to the more pressing and immediate demand - beating the...
- MedGenome secures $55 million funding led by LeapFrog InvestmentsMedGenome plans to use the funds raised to expand clinical genomic testing to India's tier-2 and tier-3 towns and cities, as well as toward...
- Ancient syphilis causing genomes recoveredLondon, June 25 (IANS) Scientists have recovered the first historic genomes from a bacterium that causes syphilis -- a sexually transmitted...
- Scientists track genetic race between humans and mosquitoesThe study suggests that understanding the genomes of these populations could help inform agencies which pesticides are likely to be most ef...
- Bangalore-based Strand Life Science creates affordable cancer-detection kitBreast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among Indian women with approximately 1.5 lakh new patients being diagnosed every year.
- Hot hires: Mathematicians coming of age to become the most sought after professionalsAs mathematical techniques improve, many day-to-day problems are being solved mathematically, thereby helping cos take better decisions.
- BGI and ICRISAT signs agreement on applied genomics researchThe MoU was signed by Dr William D. Dar, Director General of ICRISAT and Dr Gengyun Zhang, Vice President of BGI.
- Centre to promote genetic engg instituteThere are around 300 institutions in the public and private sector working on genetic engineering research programmes relevant to important...
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