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Genetic data is an another asset to be exploited beware who has yours | John Naughton

23andMe's genome sequencing services have gained popularity, but the company faces bankruptcy after a major data breach.

The genetic data of 15 million users may be sold during bankruptcy proceedings.

Lineage tracing of stem cells decades after blood and bone-marrow transplantation

Clonal diversity in blood stem cells decreases more rapidly in transplant recipients than in donors.

Chocolate Has a Sustainability Problem. Science Thinks It's Found the Answer

Mars is aiming to improve cocoa resilience by genome sequencing crop pathogens.

Pascalization is a promising technique for enhancing chocolate products.

Nestlé and Lindt's experiences highlight the challenges and successes in the cocoa market.

This $400 genetic test could save your life

The cost of genome sequencing has dramatically decreased, making it accessible for personalized healthcare, which could enhance disease prevention strategies.

Daily briefing: 'Phenomenal' tool sequences DNA without cracking cells open

New microscopy technique sequences DNA and tracks proteins inside cells without damaging them.

Discovery of 70,500 new RNA viruses reveals untapped potential in genomic research.

Nobel Prizes acknowledge the significant influence of AI in scientific breakthroughs.

The fish with the genome 30 times larger than ours gets sequenced

The South American lungfish reveals a unique evolutionary story of extensive DNA expansion with less gene diversity, challenging previous assumptions about vertebrate ancestry.

Bringing back a long extinct bird - Harvard Gazette

Sequencing the genome of the extinct bush moa provides insights into its natural history and the evolution of flightless birds.

A New Tree of Flowering Plants? For Spring? Groundbreaking.

More than 80% of modern flowering plant lineages originated around 150 million years ago in a sudden burst of invention.

Bringing back a long extinct bird - Harvard Gazette

Sequencing the genome of the extinct bush moa provides insights into its natural history and the evolution of flightless birds.

A New Tree of Flowering Plants? For Spring? Groundbreaking.

More than 80% of modern flowering plant lineages originated around 150 million years ago in a sudden burst of invention.

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