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    Mutations in our mitochondrial DNA tend to be inconspicuous, but they can become more prevalent as we age. They can even vary in frequency from cell to cell. Naturally, some cells will be relatively compromised because they happen to have a higher percentage of mutated mitochondrial DNA. Such cells make a poor basis for stem cellRead more
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Chinese Scientists Test Genetic Modification of Human Embryos with CRISPR
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Apr 15,2016
More Evidence that Coffee Protects Against Nonalcoholic Liver Disease
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Antibiotics Do Not Promote Swapping of Resistance Genes
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Apr 14,2016
Newly Discovered Proteins May Protect Against Aging Illnesses
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Apr 14,2016
Zika Tied to Brain Disorder Similar to MS
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Apr 13,2016
Scientists Find Novel Metabolic Twist That Drives Cancer Survival
    Being attached to the extracellular matrix (ECM) provides cells with numerous advantages for survival, for instance, receiving much needed growth stimuli. However, for malignant cells to function, they must overcome their anchorage-dependent growth—a scenario that is associated with increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and altered glucose metabolism.       Scientists at the Children's MedicalRead more
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