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Fresh insights into DNA repair promise new directions in cancer...
During HR, one of the two exposed ends of the break in the helix falls away, revealing an exposed single-stranded end; this is known as resection.
Neanderthal DNA may be making you a morning person: Study
In the study, the researchers combined ancient DNA of Neanderthals, large-scale genetic studies in modern humans, and artificial intelligence.
Study reveals new genes can arise from nothing
The human genome contains ca. 20,000 genes that are used for the construction of proteins.
Ribosomes help to recognise RNA crosslinking damage: Study
The study used a new approach to study RNA damage without DNA damage. The researchers discovered that ribosomes get stuck when they encounter a...
Researchers identify genetic variations that cause rare, deadly...
RAD50, along with MRE11 and NBN, is one of three proteins that make up the 'MRN complex,' which recognises DNA breaks and helps to initiate DNA...
Researchers reveal how ribosomes help to recognise RNA crosslinking...
To prevent premature ageing and cancer, crosslinking damage to DNA must be repaired by the cell. However, it was previously unknown whether and how...
Genomic surveillance may be key to fight deadly antimicrobial...
During the Covid-19 pandemic, genomic surveillance proved vital in helping us understand the evolution and spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Tick marks the spot: Lice genes offer clues to ancient human history
“We humans do not live in a bubble,” said Marina Ascunce, an evolutionary geneticist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and an author of the new...