Genetics could help explain patterns of violence in both sexes
Onions are a must-have kitchen staple, but regularly leave cooks in tears. How is science helping to solve the problem?
The uses of gene editing have been clouded with controversy ever since the technology was first developed in the 1970s. With the doors reopened for gene editing to return to the forefront of modern medicine, it’s crucial to learn about the correct facts and information that can decode this controversy.
Features Editor, Felix Hanif-Banks puts genetic analysis service DNAFit under the microscope
On Friday 9th March, we were saddened by the news of the Nobel Laureate and key figure of the Human Genome Project passing away
In light of his experience of the University’s registration policy, Lioui Benhamou pens his thoughts on the continuing use of the term “race”
We have the technology to precisely match peoples drugs to their DNA, but should it be introduced to the NHS?
What Jurassic park got right and wrong about bringing back dinosaurs
Have you ever wondered why some people have different coloured eyes? Read more to find out why they occur
The prevalence of tetralogy of Fallot is estimated to be one in 3,000 live births
A new study finds that smokers with specific genes have an increased risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Manchester and Cambridge scientists reveal new research on how the interaction of gaps in genes can influence the risk of arthritis, psoriasis and type 1 diabetes
