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Astronaut Kelly twins show space travel doesn't bring lasting bio changes

Health News // 5 years ago

Astronaut Kelly twins show space travel doesn't bring lasting bio changes

Astronaut Scott Kelly spent a year on the International Space Station. His twin brother, fellow astronaut Mark Kelly, stayed on the ground. A research team tracked the health and biology of both men.

Health News // 9 years ago

Paternal sperm offers clues to autism

Could the specifics of a father's sperm offer clues to the causes of autism? Researchers at John Hopkins Medicine say yes.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Possible cause of late-onset disease found

U.S. scientists say they might have found the genetic cause of so-called late onset diseases.

Defense News // 1 decade ago

Army certifies NetCracker EIM

The U.S. Army says it has authorized NetCracker Technology's Enterprise Infrastructure Management solution to operate on Army networks.

Science News // 1 decade ago

GeneAlert ... from UPI

A double dose of a protein can double the risk a cancer-causing genetic mutation will trigger a colon tumor, researchers begin a study to identify genes involved in the development of Alzheimer's disease, and other genetic research news.

Science News // 1 decade ago

The 'marks' on genes may trigger disease

U.S. researchers are focusing attention on the study of small marks attached to genes and involved in gene expression as a new path to understanding disease.

Science News // 2 decades ago

Genetic 'red flags' for colorectal cancer

New findings reported Thursday show a simple blood test for genetic red flags could identify people at risk of colorectal cancer, the second-leading cancer killer in the United States. Researchers said this test might reduce the need for uncomfortable exa

Science News // 2 decades ago

Stem cells have normal gene expression

A new study shows for the first time human stem cells derived from embryos have normal gene expression, bolstering their potential for treating disease and abating previous concerns based on mouse studies suggesting the gene regulation process in these ce

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Army certifies NetCracker EIM May 01, 2008

I've had a colonoscopy done, and it's no fun, but everyone should do it
Genetic 'red flags' for colorectal cancer Mar 13, 2003

It's easier to imagine coming up with a drug that affects imprinting than to change a DNA mutation back to normal
Genetic 'red flags' for colorectal cancer Mar 13, 2003

We need to perfect the test, do more experiments to make this test even more streamlined, easier to do, cheaper. We need to extend these experiments to more patients and different patient populations to validate these results
Genetic 'red flags' for colorectal cancer Mar 13, 2003

When you have LOI (loss of imprinting) of the IGF2 gene in colon cancer, the mother's gene copy gets turned on by mistake and the cell gets a double dose of abnormal cell growth
Genetic 'red flags' for colorectal cancer Mar 13, 2003