There have been approximately 850 murders along America’s highways since 1980, and about 200 of them are unsolved,” wrote ...

A finger bone fragment, discovered in 2010 changed our understanding of human existence, The Secret World of Denisovans ...

This book is an extension of Mobile DNA published by ASM Press in 1989, and its content reflects the rapidity with which advances in the field have occurred and how the analysis and dissection of ...

DNA data storage isn’t exactly mainstream yet, but it might be getting closer. Now you can buy what may be the first commercially available book written in DNA. Today, Asimov Press debuted an ...

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In a study published online in Genome Research (www.genome.org), scientists have analyzed the mammoth genome looking for mobile DNA elements ... and is a publisher of books, journals, and ...

Scientists at Harvard Medical School have created the first-ever book to be written in DNA. And while that book is not exactly a potboiler -- it’s “Regenesis: How Synthetic Biology Will ...

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Mobile genetic elements are a common feature of most prokaryotes. Specific examples include plasmids, bacteriophages, DNA transposable elements and RNA transposable elements. Some prophages can ...

Books can ease people into understanding the science behind it while framing it in a human story. That will bring a lot more understanding. Forty million people have done these DNA tests in the U ...

New research findings pertaining to transposable elements, also known as jumping genes or mobile elements, increase our understanding of how cancers develop. Nearly half of the human genome is ...