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Massive Exome Study Reveals 7.4 Million Genetic Variants
Using a massive exome sequencing database, researchers have identified millions of genetic variants for further study.
Mum Speaks Mandarin? Expect Baby To Have A Singsong Cry
Babies whose mothers speak a tonal language exhibit a more melodic crying pattern, according to a study.
Cycad Plant Roots Avoid Competing With Kin For Resources
In a low resource situation, cycad plant roots can recognize the identity of adjacent plants and refrain from competing with close relatives.
BGI Establishes Asia-Pacific HQ In Queensland, Australia
QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute will serve as BGI's R&D and commercialization headquarters in the region.
Researchers Zoom In On Silver Catalytic Reaction
With the aid of an atomic force microscope, researchers have observed a silver catalyst at work.
‘Photobombing’ Tumor Immune Suppressors
Pairing an antibody with a light-sensitive dye is an effective way of targeting tumor cells and destroying them, researchers have found.
Could A Pill Be Used To Rebuild The Liver? (VIDEO)
Researchers have discovered a small molecule inhibitor that promotes liver tissue regeneration, which may pave the way for medicines that help to rebuild organs.
The Secret Behind Bristle-Free Asian Rice? Human Selection.
The lack of awns in cultivated Asian rice has been linked to early agriculture and domestication by humans.
Immune-Boosting Drug Shows Promise For Treating Lupus
A drug used in immunotherapy could help suppress the overactive immune system of lupus patients in much lower doses, a study suggests.