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Tiger Genome Reveals How Big Cats Evolved To Kill
The tiger genome has been sequenced for the first time in a study that has revealed insights into how big cats evolved to become predators.
The Danger Of Having Too Few Gut Bacteria
An international team of scientists have found that having too few gut bacteria is associated with increased risk of obesity and diabetes.
Genome Study Uncovers Mysteries Of Endangered Chinese Alligator
Scientists have analyzed the genome of the endangered Chinese alligator, uncovering insights into how they adapt to aquatic environments.
New Insights Into Genetic Basis Of Deadly Liver Cancer
Researchers have tracked down recurrent genetic abnormalities in hepatocellular carcinoma, a deadly form of liver cancer.
Duck Genome May Reveal Clues For Combating Bird Flu
An international team of scientists has analyzed the duck genome for the first time, revealing genetic factors that protect ducks from the harmful effects of bird flu.
Turtle Shells Evolved By Recruiting Genes Involved In Limb Development
An international team of scientists has analyzed the genomes of two turtle species, shedding light on how the turtle’s shell may have evolved.
BGI: The Kung Fu Panda Of The Genomic World
BGI Executive Director Dr. Wang Jun explains to Asian Scientist Magazine why the kung fu panda best describes the Chinese world leader in human, plant, and animal genetics research.
H3 Biomedicine, BGI To Provide Open Access Cancer Genomic Data
H3 Biomedicine Inc. and BGI have entered into a partnership to sequence and publish genomic data from pre-clinical cancer models.
Genomic Insights May Explain How Falcons Evolved To Become Birds Of Prey
Researchers have published the first analysis of falcon genomes, providing insights into the evolution of predatory adaptations in falcons.
