A new study from Weill Cornell Medicine provides insights into how cells maintain the tiny end caps of chromosomes as they divide, a key process in keeping cells healthy.

A new study from Weill Cornell Medicine provides insights into how cells maintain the tiny end caps of chromosomes as they ...

The work provides a comparative evaluation of the characteristics of various large DNA fragment assembly strategies used in different host cells, focusing on their limitations, time requirements, and ...

Deep within the cells of mice, a genetic arms race is unfolding between X and Y chromosome genes, battling for dominance in sperm. Researchers have now discovered how these gene families compete by ...

The first-ever synthetic multicellular organism is ready to come to life after a Sydney breakthrough 10 years in the making.

This competition, or arms race, is typically hard to observe–except when the genes in question live on the X and Y chromosomes ... mouse and putting them into yeast. "We introduced each player ...

Beta-blockers can treat a variety of conditions including diabetes. They might cause certain side effects such as headaches and fatigue. People with diabetes tend to develop heart disease or ...

When C. tropicalis was exposed to the agricultural fungicide TBZ, the researchers found that the yeast cells' genomes became unstable, losing half their DNA. It was previously thought that C.

Studies have shown a significant link between high blood sugar and vaginal yeast infections ... to someone’s sex as determined by their chromosomes, and “men and women” when referring ...

the researchers found that the yeast cells' genomes became unstable, losing half their DNA. It was previously thought that C. tropicalis requires two copies of each chromosome to survive ...

the researchers found that the yeast cells' genomes became unstable, losing half their DNA. It was previously thought that C. tropicalis required two copies of each chromosome to survive ...