A 5,700 Year Old Chewing Gum Helped Scientists Reconstruct Entire Genome of a Woman

Medicine & Technology Dec 20, 2019

Because of a chewing gum that was used 5,700 years ago, scientists were able to identify the entire genome of an ancient woman.

Scientists At BAT Finds E-Cigarette Vapor Has Minimal Impact To Human Cells

Jun 06, 2017

A group of scientists at the British American Tobacco conducted a study that showed vapor from e-cigarette does not cause mutation in DNA.

This DNA Repairing Method Can Resolve Cancer in Human Body

Apr 20, 2017

As per a new DNA repairing process Cancer can be treated with right measures if a certain protein is used to fix the correct DNA sequencing; know more here

CRISPR: Gene Editing May Help In Creating Disease-Free DNA

Apr 11, 2017

Scientists believe repairing faulty DNA may result in disease-free genes. The fiction of 'Superbaby' may turn out to be real.

Zebrafish And Roundworm Genes: Missing Links In The Cure For Drug Resistant Epilepsy, Scientists Found

Apr 01, 2017

Fish and worm might have a fighting chance to combat epilepsy. Scientists have been keeping an eye to the option through genetics that will eventually lead to the development of drugs that will cure drug-resistant epilepsy.

Cancer Is Now the Aftermath of Bad Luck: Scientists Explores This Surprising Opinion Through Research Study

Mar 27, 2017

A group of scientists unveils that cancer is the ultimate result of bad luck and the research study explores that random mutation in the gene causes this fatal disease.

DNA Mutations, Genome Errors Account For 66 Percent Of Cancer Risks: Unhealthy Lifestyle, Just Secondary Trigger

Mar 27, 2017

Scientists discovered that DNA mutations and genome errors are top causes of cancers. This defies the theory that unhealthy lifestyle, smoking, among others are triggering cancer cells.