'London Underground' mosquito has surprisingly ancient originsCulex pipiens molestus mosquitoes likely originated in the Middle East alongside humans, contrary to earlier beliefs about their evolution in London Underground tunnels.
The DNA secrets of a medieval cave-dwelling communityGenetic analysis of a medieval Spanish cave community reveals complex social dynamics, including inbreeding and connections within the community.
This Cheese Stood Alone for 3,600 YearsThe Tarim Basin contains the world's oldest scientifically confirmed cheese, dating back 3,600 years.
DNA rewrites the history of Pompeii: The woman with the bracelet was a man and unrelated to the child on her lapRecent genetic analysis has revealed startling truths about the identities of Pompeii's victims, overturning long-held assumptions about gender and family.
The DNA secrets of a medieval cave-dwelling communityGenetic analysis of a medieval Spanish cave community reveals complex social dynamics, including inbreeding and connections within the community.
This Cheese Stood Alone for 3,600 YearsThe Tarim Basin contains the world's oldest scientifically confirmed cheese, dating back 3,600 years.
DNA rewrites the history of Pompeii: The woman with the bracelet was a man and unrelated to the child on her lapRecent genetic analysis has revealed startling truths about the identities of Pompeii's victims, overturning long-held assumptions about gender and family.
Identification and genetic dissection of convergent persister cell states - NatureAntibiotic persistence allows bacterial survival under stress, complicating treatment strategies.
Columbus stays Italian until Spanish scientists publish data DW 10/17/2024New claims suggest Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging longstanding beliefs of his Italian ancestry.
Was Christopher Columbus a Jewish man from Spain? DW 10/16/2024The documentary claims Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging established beliefs about his identity as a Genovese.
Columbus stays Italian until Spanish scientists publish data DW 10/17/2024New claims suggest Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging longstanding beliefs of his Italian ancestry.
Was Christopher Columbus a Jewish man from Spain? DW 10/16/2024The documentary claims Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging established beliefs about his identity as a Genovese.
Genetic ghosts suggest Covid's market originsCovid pandemic likely originated from infected animals sold at a market, not a lab.Advanced genetic analysis supports the connection between animals and Covid at the Wuhan market.
When Ozempic fails: Study sheds light on why some patients lose half as much weight as othersGenetic analysis can predict patient's response to semaglutide for weight loss, not effective for everyone.
AI Lexicon P DW 05/17/2024Personalized medicine using AI enables tailored healthcare based on individual genetic makeup, improving diagnosis and treatment accuracy.
We still don't understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cowThe USDA released an unpublished genetic analysis on the spillover of bird flu into US dairy cattle, highlighting significant insights into the outbreak and the risks associated with virus transmission.
Leprosy passed between medieval squirrels and humans, study suggestsLeprosy could have been spread between humans and red squirrels in medieval England through the fur trade.
New study provides genomic insights into kidney cancer riskNew genetic analysis identifies 50 regions linked to kidney cancer risk, enhancing understanding, screening, and potential drug development.
Coral 'superhighway' is discovered in the Indian OceanCoral superhighway discovered in the Seychelles helps coral reef survivalGenetic relatedness of corals across vast ocean areas indicates larval connectivity
Major cause of inflammatory bowel disease foundDNA weak spot discovered as major cause of IBD, potential for drug intervention.
Freak event probably killed last woolly mammoths, scientists sayGenetic analysis indicates a possible freak event, not inbreeding, led to the extinction of the last woolly mammoths on a remote Arctic island 4,000 years ago.
Scientists Find First Evidence That Butterflies Crossed an OceanButterflies can travel long distances without refueling due to genetic analysis
What Lucy the Ancient Hominin Can Teach Us about Being NakedLucy's appearance as a hairy, fur-covered humanoid may not be accurate based on genetic analysis, revealing the influence of modern culture on historical depictions.
A surprising history of malaria is revealed by clues from ancient bonesMalaria is at least 5,500 years old, with potential origins date back 10,000 years, challenging previous assumptions about its age.
DNA reveals surprise about the children ancient Mayans chose to sacrificeThe research at Chichén Itzá challenges the belief that sacrificed individuals were mostly young women, revealing all-male infant burials and the significance of twins in Mayan mythology.
Ancient Maya DNA shows male kids were sacrificed in pairs at Chichen ItzaThe prevalent notion of young Maya women being the main victims of human sacrifice at Chichén Itzá is incorrect, as genetic analysis confirms the prevalence of male sacrifices.
DNA reveals surprise about the children ancient Mayans chose to sacrificeThe research at Chichén Itzá challenges the belief that sacrificed individuals were mostly young women, revealing all-male infant burials and the significance of twins in Mayan mythology.
Ancient Maya DNA shows male kids were sacrificed in pairs at Chichen ItzaThe prevalent notion of young Maya women being the main victims of human sacrifice at Chichén Itzá is incorrect, as genetic analysis confirms the prevalence of male sacrifices.