Chicken gives up genetic secrets
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Scientists publish a detailed analysis of the chicken genome, the animal's biochemical "code".
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Biologists have uncovered a gene that switches off stem cells as a person ages.
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Experts have deciphered the complete DNA sequence for one of the most infectious bugs known to man.
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Scientists in Dundee find a potential link between a chicken gene and human diseases.
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In their first detailed and comprehensive look at the DNA of chickens, scientists have found that 60 percent of the bird&#39;s genes have close cousins in humans.
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With the Food and Drug Administration having declared that meat and milk from cloned animals are safe, opponents of food from clones are shifting their fight to how such fare is labeled.
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The declining number of dark sheep among  a wild herd in Scotland comes down to genes, researchers said  on Thursday.
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Here's something to ponder when you bite into your next chicken wing: A new study says about 60 percent of the genes in the critter you're eating have close cousins in your own DNA.
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They silenced RNA and cut cholesterol in mice, adding that it could open doors to treating other diseases. By EJ Mundell. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10 (HealthDayNews) -- By harnessing a natural gene-silencing mechanism
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SCIENTISTS have found a way to turn off cancer with the flick of a gene switch. Experiments with mice show that silencing just one cancer-causing gene can eliminate incurable liver tumours in only four weeks.
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A mutant gene triggers mental retardation by changing the way brain cells communicate, research shows.
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[Health India]: Washington, Oct 11: A new research conducted by scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine, suggests that turning off just one cancer-causing gene is enough to eliminate aggressive, incurable liver tumors in mice in just four
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in fact, the first farm animal - to be genetically sequenced, researchers said Wednesday. That&#39;s important for humans because understanding chicken DNA can
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Increasing the activity of a single gene turns a mere rodent into Mighty Mouse, according to a new study. California scientists have genetically engineered an animal that has more muscle, less
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Here&#39;s something to ponder when you eat your next chicken wing: A new study says about 60 percent of the genes in the critter you&#39;re eating have close cousins in your own DNA.
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Scientists have cracked the genetic code of the chicken, showing it shares about 60 percent of its genes with humans and has a common ancestor that lived about 310 million years ago.
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Here&#39;s something to ponder when you eat your next chicken wing: A new study says about 60% of the genes in the critter you&#39;re eating have close cousins in your own DNA.