12 articles tagged with "genetics"
Recent research has uncovered a novel mechanism by which bacteria regulate gene activity, challenging established theories about RNA's role in this process.
A recent study investigates the genetic adaptations that facilitated the transition of ancient organisms from aquatic to terrestrial environments, highlighting key evolutionary processes.
A novel gene-editing system developed by researchers from Purdue and Columbia University significantly improves gene activation, as reported in recent studies.
Recent research has identified a genetic switch that could facilitate the development of perennial rice crops, which may significantly impact agricultural practices and food security.
Innovative DNA techniques surpass traditional methods in evaluating genetic risks in wildlife populations, crucial for conservation efforts.
The Amazon molly (Poecilia formosa) has persisted for over 100,000 years through clonal reproduction, raising questions about its evolutionary resilience and genetic strategies.
A recent study from Umeå University published in Science Advances reveals potential flaws in the prevailing model of cellular identity retention.
A novel imaging technique enables real-time observation of gene activity during embryo development, offering insights into cellular organization and gene coordination.
Christine Dunham's recent insights into frameshifting reveal critical challenges in ribosomal function, impacting protein synthesis accuracy.
A recent study from the University of Queensland highlights genetic correlations between cattle growth and fertility, suggesting implications for breeding strategies in northern Australia.
A recent study by an international team, including the IPK Leibniz Institute, highlights a single genetic location that significantly influences the winter survival of faba beans.
Recent research employs machine learning to analyze the three-dimensional organization of the genome, aiming to identify critical regulators of gene expression and cell identity.