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Mass Burial Site In Jordan Offers New Insights Into History's First Major Pandemic
Researchers believe this discovery provides a unique and important opportunity to understand the impact of one of the world's earliest major epidemics.
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Baby Found Dead In Manchester Field Could Have Been Kept In Freezer For Months, Say Police
Police said that the tests of the fabric have yielded a DNA profile, but haven't led to the identification of the parents.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
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Bones Found From Sixth Site In Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has recovered bones during the excavation of the sixth burial site at a Hindu pilgrimage centre in Mangaluru district of Karnataka, sources confirmed on Thursday.
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Scientists Reconstruct Bust Of Woman From 10,500 Years Ago
Reborn via a close partnership between science and art, Mos'anne's bust was created at Belgium's Ghent University as part of a project to explore how the region's last hunter-gatherers lived during the Mesolithic era.
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DNA Fingerprinting: Science Steps In To Help Identify Air Crash Victims
As the nation mourns the victims of the devastating Air India crash in Ahmedabad, science is quietly stepping in to offer solace to grieving families.
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6,000-Year-Old Skeletons Have Distinctive DNA With No Link To Modern Humans
The ancient human skeletons date from 500 to 6,000 years ago.
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Tunisia Could Have Been the Birthplace of Today’s Domestic Cats, Reveals New Origin Study
The studies surrounding the origin of humans’ most friendly creature, cats, mark back to North Africa. Post-domestication, the cats probably moved to Europe, a new study reveals. The creatures also possess a history of religious and traditional beliefs among Egyptians and Greeks.
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7000 Years Old Genome Analysis Unveiled Lush Green Habitat of Sahara Desert
The analysis of the Old DNA dated 7000 years back found in the Sahara is evidence of the existence of a lush green habitat of savannah in the Sahara desert, signaling the African humid period, where North Africans used to practice pastoralism, giving clear proof of ancestry with these individuals.
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Breakthrough DNA Technique Could Help Solve Cold Cases Involving Rape, Murder
The Y-STR technique works by zeroing in on the characteristics of the Y-chromosome which is only present in the DNA of human males.
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Mass Burial Site In Jordan Offers New Insights Into History's First Major Pandemic
Researchers believe this discovery provides a unique and important opportunity to understand the impact of one of the world's earliest major epidemics.
-
Baby Found Dead In Manchester Field Could Have Been Kept In Freezer For Months, Say Police
Police said that the tests of the fabric have yielded a DNA profile, but haven't led to the identification of the parents.
-
Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
-
Bones Found From Sixth Site In Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has recovered bones during the excavation of the sixth burial site at a Hindu pilgrimage centre in Mangaluru district of Karnataka, sources confirmed on Thursday.
-
Scientists Reconstruct Bust Of Woman From 10,500 Years Ago
Reborn via a close partnership between science and art, Mos'anne's bust was created at Belgium's Ghent University as part of a project to explore how the region's last hunter-gatherers lived during the Mesolithic era.
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DNA Fingerprinting: Science Steps In To Help Identify Air Crash Victims
As the nation mourns the victims of the devastating Air India crash in Ahmedabad, science is quietly stepping in to offer solace to grieving families.
-
6,000-Year-Old Skeletons Have Distinctive DNA With No Link To Modern Humans
The ancient human skeletons date from 500 to 6,000 years ago.
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Tunisia Could Have Been the Birthplace of Today’s Domestic Cats, Reveals New Origin Study
The studies surrounding the origin of humans’ most friendly creature, cats, mark back to North Africa. Post-domestication, the cats probably moved to Europe, a new study reveals. The creatures also possess a history of religious and traditional beliefs among Egyptians and Greeks.
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7000 Years Old Genome Analysis Unveiled Lush Green Habitat of Sahara Desert
The analysis of the Old DNA dated 7000 years back found in the Sahara is evidence of the existence of a lush green habitat of savannah in the Sahara desert, signaling the African humid period, where North Africans used to practice pastoralism, giving clear proof of ancestry with these individuals.
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Breakthrough DNA Technique Could Help Solve Cold Cases Involving Rape, Murder
The Y-STR technique works by zeroing in on the characteristics of the Y-chromosome which is only present in the DNA of human males.
