Sequencing HeLa Genome Raising Privacy Concerns
Most widely used cell line in biology came from a woman who never gave consent for anything. Neither did descendants
Most widely used cell line in biology came from a woman who never gave consent for anything. Neither did descendants
Have grown embryos containing frog's DNA
To survive the heat and toxicity
Not necessarily a cause, but a predictive marker
Will look for abnormalities that might help explain violent outburst
DNA can't survive more than a few million years to be cloned
Reason Science Correspondent Ronald Bailey files his third and final dispatch from the Consumer Genetics Conference.
Science Correspondent Ronald Bailey files his second dispatch from the Consumer Genetics Conference.
Ronald Bailey sends his first dispatch from the Fourth Annual Consumer Genetics Conference
Donations fund sequencing for genes of parrot
Can control genetic activity and may provide insight about disease transmission such as diabetes
Claims Professor Julian Savulescu of Oxford University
Study suggests DNA similarity due to shared ancestry, not filthy, filthy caveman sex.
Science Correspondent Ronald Bailey argues for using biotech, nanotech, and infotech to enhance human physical, intellectual, and emotional capabilities
Our science correspondent reveals his genetic code. Soon you will too.
What this year's Nobel Prize for a test tube baby pioneer tells us about the moral endorsement of technology.
The government says I am being misled by useless information about my genes. I disagree.
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