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Chinese Scientist Filed Covid Sequence Weeks Before Official Release: Report
A Chinese scientist sought to publish the genetic profile of the coronavirus two weeks before Beijing formally released the sequence, as per federal documents shared with a US congressional committee and released on Wednesday.
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Italy's Poo Patrol: DNA Tests Mandatory For All Dogs In This City
In Bolzano, dog owners are now required to provide their dog's DNA to enable authorities to match it with any feces found on city streets.
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Harvard-Backed AI Tool Cracks Cancer's Genome During Surgery
The new tool's ability to expedite molecular diagnosis could be particularly valuable in areas with limited access to technology to perform rapid cancer genetic sequencing.
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Can Exposure To Cannabis Alter Genetic Profile Of Sperms?
As legal access to marijuana continues to expand across the U.S., more scientists are studying the effects of its active ingredient, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), in teens, adults and pregnant women.
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How Can Genetic Data Be Better Encrypted? Researchers Find A Way
Using nothing more than a simple vial of saliva, millions of people have created DNA profiles on genealogy websites.
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Chinese Scientist Filed Covid Sequence Weeks Before Official Release: Report
A Chinese scientist sought to publish the genetic profile of the coronavirus two weeks before Beijing formally released the sequence, as per federal documents shared with a US congressional committee and released on Wednesday.
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Italy's Poo Patrol: DNA Tests Mandatory For All Dogs In This City
In Bolzano, dog owners are now required to provide their dog's DNA to enable authorities to match it with any feces found on city streets.
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Harvard-Backed AI Tool Cracks Cancer's Genome During Surgery
The new tool's ability to expedite molecular diagnosis could be particularly valuable in areas with limited access to technology to perform rapid cancer genetic sequencing.
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Can Exposure To Cannabis Alter Genetic Profile Of Sperms?
As legal access to marijuana continues to expand across the U.S., more scientists are studying the effects of its active ingredient, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), in teens, adults and pregnant women.
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How Can Genetic Data Be Better Encrypted? Researchers Find A Way
Using nothing more than a simple vial of saliva, millions of people have created DNA profiles on genealogy websites.
