[ad_1] Claude Snelling: September 11, 1975 Claude Snelling September 11, 1975 Claude Snelling, a 45-year-old journalism professor, was asleep at his home in Visalia, California, when he heard a strange noise outside …
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[ad_1] In the 15 years since the human genome project first unveiled our DNA fingerprint, vast amounts of genetic data have been collected from millions of people in many parts of the …
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[ad_1] Protecting the anonymity of publicly available genetic data, including DNA given to research projects, may be impossible. A new study reveals that nearly 60% of people of European descent who search …
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[ad_1] (CNN) – In the early 2000s, genetic testing became a consumer product not requiring the participation of a physician and the consequences of this change could affect everyone. More than 60% …
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[ad_1] The notion of using genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes recently passed from hypothetical to credible was used when police used an online genealogical database to find the so-called Golden State …
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[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain The notion of using genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes recently passed from hypothetical to credible was used when police used an online genealogical database to find …
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[ad_1] The genetic genealogy industry is booming. In recent years, more than 15 million people have come up with their DNA – a cheek swab, some saliva in a test-tube – to …
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[ad_1] Phobos is the largest of the two small moons of Mars and bears the scars of millennia of small impacts. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / University of Arizona Scientists have struggled …
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