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Mapping skin cancer
Analyzing single cells reveals the inner workings of a hard-to-treat cancer.
A silent drive
The side effects associated with the repression of parasitic genetic sequences can shape genome evolution.
How to repress your past
Embryos of the moss-like plant
Marchantia polymorpha
repress all the genes originating from the sperm while they develop.
How thyroid hormones time the liver
Elevating the levels of thyroid hormones affects the timing of liver metabolism in mice.
Infection vulnerability
Genome-wide association study identifies genetic variant linked to severe bacterial infections in African children.
Getting ready to cry
Marmosets in the womb are already practicing the vocalizations they will produce after birth.
The genes of an overlooked crop
Genetic analyses of 310 varieties of quinoa help to localize sequences important for agronomy.
A helping hand
Tree roots and bacteria in the surrounding soil help one another to thrive, especially when water levels are low.
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