DNA Puts Humans in the Americas at the Height of the Last Ice Age, but the Debate Isn’t Over

The analysis points to a timestamp of no earlier than 21,000 years ago, but the data leaves a lot more to be desired.

James Watson Suggested Rosalind Franklin Missed the DNA Double Helix. Her Notes Say Otherwise

Franklin's lab notes show she grasped the significance of her DNA images, according to a new essay.

For High School Students Who Want to Unravel Wildlife Evolution and Conservation Through DNA: Studying Environmental DNA and Ecology at Hokkaido University's A…

I completed a master's degree in a science-related graduate program and now work in research at a manufacturing company. At ...

DNA sequencing identifies fungal bloodstream infections before cultures turn positive

Bloodstream infections are a persistent threat to hospitalized patients, and those caused by fungi are particularly dangerous ...
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Real-time single-molecule imaging in zebrafish embryos uncovers noncanonical translation

Precise spatiotemporal control of protein synthesis is essential during embryogenesis, yet directly measuring translation ...

Noah's Ark mystery enters new phase as researchers probe deep beneath site

In new developments, Noah's Ark researchers drilled over 60 feet into Turkey's Durupınar site and say they found no solid ...
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Have You Seen Claims Humans Didn’t Come From Africa? Here’s Why They’re Wrong

Plenty of people hate the Out of Africa theory because it demonstrates we are one people, with far more in common than our ...
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Microbiome Study Shows Ancient Gut Links Between Africa and South America

What do the Tsimané of lowland Bolivia have in common with the Hadza of Tanzania? Aside from their mostly nonindustrial lifestyles and the ocean between ...