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A new study indicates that most interbreeding between Neanderthals and modern humans involved male Neanderthals mating with female Homo sapiens.

Individuals carrying specific genetic variants related to nicotine regulation are less likely to smoke heavily, according to new research.

A study has identified rare genetic variants associated with reduced tobacco consumption, presenting new possibilities for smoking cessation treatments.

A new study suggests that genetic mutations causing cancer in cats could provide insights for human cancer treatments.

A detailed genetic map of cancer in domestic cats shows significant similarities with human versions of the disease, potentially guiding new treatment methods for both species.

A scientific study reveals that domestic cats may hold keys to better understand breast cancer in humans, identifying common genetic alterations that can lead to treatments for both species.

A genetic map of cancer in domestic cats reveals striking similarities to human cancer, potentially aiding in treatment for both species.

An international team of researchers has found genetic similarities between cancers in domestic cats and humans, which could enhance our understanding of tumor biology and treatment approaches.

Research indicates that the genetic similarities between feline and human cancers could enhance treatment options for both species.

A new international study has revealed that genetic alterations in feline tumors share similarities with those in humans, potentially aiding breast cancer research and treatment.

A new comprehensive genetic study reveals that cats share many types of cancer with humans, potentially leading to therapeutic advancements for both species.

A new study reveals that genetic factors contribute approximately 50% to human longevity, doubling previous estimates.

Researchers have discovered a surprising mechanism in hybrid plants that allows them to survive genetic incompatibility, potentially providing new avenues for plant improvement.

The article explores Jeffrey Epstein's connections and contributions to the scientific community, particularly his interest in human DNA enhancement and eugenics, fueled by recently declassified documents.

A new study suggests that genetic factors may play a more significant role in human longevity today compared to a century ago, due to changes in causes of death over time.

A genetic study reveals a link between vitamin B1 metabolism and digestive system rhythm, identifying specific genetic variants associated with thiamine transport and food transit speed in over 260,000 individuals.

Swedish scientists have achieved a milestone by recovering RNA from a species extinct since 1936, which may be crucial for future de-extinction efforts and pandemic predictions.

A new genetic study shows that the residents of Mesa Mani represent a unique genetic 'island' in Europe, highlighting the area's rich historical and geographical significance.

Since January 1 of this year, genetic tumor tests and PET scans have been reimbursed by the Health Insurance Fund, enhancing the accuracy of cancer diagnoses and treatment selection.

Google DeepMind's newly launched AlphaGenome aims to predict the effects of genetic mutations on gene function, following its success with AlphaFold in predicting protein structures.

New research indicates that human life expectancy is at least 50% hereditary, significantly more than previously thought, based on a study of twins that considered only genetic factors.

American and Italian researchers have found genetic traces on a drawing attributed to the Tuscan genius, part of their quest to identify the DNA of Leonardo da Vinci.

Researchers have found genetic material on the artwork 'Holy Child' and a letter that may belong to the Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.

The article discusses how climate change impacts polar bear survival and genetic differentiation in Greenland, revealing recent research findings on gene activity and genetic inheritance amidst climate changes.

Scientists at the Ruđer Bošković Institute announced the development of nine new small molecules that may serve as the basis for future cancer drugs targeting tumors associated with the BRAF V600E genetic mutation.

Parasitologist Julius Lukeš suggests that individuals could extend their lives by responding to genetic predictions, and he is exploring new treatment possibilities for fatal genetic diseases with his research team.

The article discusses the implications of recent genetic research on autism, suggesting a broader understanding beyond traditional spectrum classifications.

Experts warn that the lack of regulation increases the risk of diagnostic errors, improper medical decisions, and leaks of immutable genetic data, affecting entire families, as Poland has not ratified the Oviedo Convention that governs ethical standards in genetic research.