Importance Of Genetic Testing
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Congenital Diabetes: Know What Causes Diabetes In Infants And How It Can Be Treated
Congenital Diabetes: Neonatal diabetes mellitus (also termed congenital diabetes, or diabetes of infancy) is highly likely to be due to an underlying monogenic defect when it occurs under 6 months of age.
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Genetic Testing: Know All About The Importance Of Genetic Testing
Genetic testing refers to the mapping of genes, chromosomes and proteins of an organism's body. It is performed to find out various genetic diseases that cannot be diagnosed easily or those that do not have a definite diagnostic technique.
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Forget Horoscopes! These Tests Are More Important Before You Get Married
For a safe and healthy future for yourself and your partner, make sure you don't ditch these marriage tests.
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59% Tuna Sold In The U.S Is Not Real Tuna
A study done by nonprofit ocean protection group Oceana, took 1,215 samples of fish from across the United States and genetically tested them. Surprisingly, the result showed that 59% tuna sales in restaurant and grocery stores in the U.S are not even tuna. The results fared worst for sushi restaurants.
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US Scientists Develop Mouse Model To Test Zika Vaccines, Drugs
U.S. scientists have identified a genetically modified strain of mice that develop Zika, an important tool needed for testing vaccines and medicines to treat the virus that is rapidly spreading across the Americas and the Caribbean.
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DNA Analysis Reignites Fierce Debate Over Fate of 9,000-Year-Old Skeleton
Genetic tests on one of the most important human skeletons ever found in North America have re-ignited a fierce debate over the rightful fate of the remains.
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Congenital Diabetes: Know What Causes Diabetes In Infants And How It Can Be Treated
Congenital Diabetes: Neonatal diabetes mellitus (also termed congenital diabetes, or diabetes of infancy) is highly likely to be due to an underlying monogenic defect when it occurs under 6 months of age.
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Genetic Testing: Know All About The Importance Of Genetic Testing
Genetic testing refers to the mapping of genes, chromosomes and proteins of an organism's body. It is performed to find out various genetic diseases that cannot be diagnosed easily or those that do not have a definite diagnostic technique.
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Forget Horoscopes! These Tests Are More Important Before You Get Married
For a safe and healthy future for yourself and your partner, make sure you don't ditch these marriage tests.
-
59% Tuna Sold In The U.S Is Not Real Tuna
A study done by nonprofit ocean protection group Oceana, took 1,215 samples of fish from across the United States and genetically tested them. Surprisingly, the result showed that 59% tuna sales in restaurant and grocery stores in the U.S are not even tuna. The results fared worst for sushi restaurants.
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US Scientists Develop Mouse Model To Test Zika Vaccines, Drugs
U.S. scientists have identified a genetically modified strain of mice that develop Zika, an important tool needed for testing vaccines and medicines to treat the virus that is rapidly spreading across the Americas and the Caribbean.
-
DNA Analysis Reignites Fierce Debate Over Fate of 9,000-Year-Old Skeleton
Genetic tests on one of the most important human skeletons ever found in North America have re-ignited a fierce debate over the rightful fate of the remains.
