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Who’s my daddy? Offspring of two male mice father a child
For the first time, mice born to two fathers have grown up and produced offspring, scientists in China have revealed ...
Video: ‘Dragon Man’—What did our Denisovan ancestors look like 150,000 years ago?
Scientists have reconstructed the face of a long-lost human ancestor that may have played a critical role in our evolution ...
Viewpoint: Tall, blonde and beautiful: Egg donor clinics advertising for women with Ivy League education and ‘perfect’ bodies raises concerns
While it's normal for prospective parents to want a child to look somewhat like them, with similar skin tone and ...
‘It’s the (number of) calories, stupid!’: USDA report, top food expert challenge claims that ultra-processed foods driving obesity epidemic
Ultra-processed foods — demonized for years for their supposed effect on our waistlines — do not actually make people fat, ...
CRISPR potatoes that cook as fast as pasta or rice and resist bruising? They’re in development
They're a versatile dinner option and are packed full of fibre. But waiting for the humble potato to cook must ...
Tucker Carlson’s ‘science’: UFOs are piloted by ‘spiritual entities’ hiding on Earth and Darwin’s theory of evolution is not true because ‘God created people distinctly’
Tucker Carlson has been mocked by experts after suggesting that Darwin's theory of evolution has been debunked ...
Viewpoint: ‘If we follow science, organic food loses its apparent advantages’ — Harvard professor debunks organic produce myths
Organic foods, valued at over $75 billion, have long been touted as superior to conventionally grown foods, with some studies ...
‘Affront to nature and creation’: Republicans launch war on lab-grown meat as a ‘liberal conspiracy’ even though it is not for sale yet
Cultured meat is the culture wars' newest bone of contention. Republican efforts to ban and even outlaw production of the ...
‘Alcohol genes’? How much you drink may be influenced by your DNA
Research found those who drank a lot — at least 5 bottles of wine a week for men, and 3.5 ...
Biosecurity blunders? Questions raised about UK GMO lab experiments
MailOnline has learned of six lab incidents where genetically modified organisms (GMO) have escaped containment in the past five years ...
What might our pre-human ape ancestors have looked like? This 12-million-year-old reconstructed face may provide clues
Skull and bones of European ape were found together and could be one of the earliest relatives of human race ...
Viewpoint: Is organic food worth higher prices? A Harvard researcher advises on how to sidestep the con, save money and eat healthier
Organic foods, valued at over $75 billion, have long been touted as superior to conventionally grown foods, with some studies ...
‘It’s now a jungle’: Take a look at what happened after an English seaside town banned glyphosate
Brighton has become the perfect example of how quickly nature reclaims the street if weeds are left unchecked ...
Look into the past: Researchers recreate face of ‘oldest human’ with 45,000-year-old skull
Scientists have revealed the face of what may be the 'oldest human' to walk the Earth - a woman who ...
Video: How to walk inside your own dreams with ChatGPT
Project Electric Sheep: Stunning new ChatGPT-powered game brings your DREAMS to life and let's you live them out for real ...
Video: Tobacco plant genetically modified to produce cocaine
A tobacco plant relative called Nicotiana benthamiana has been genetically modified to produce cocaine in its leaves. Cocaine is produced naturally in ...
Kaftrio miracle: How a new suite of genetically-tuned drugs are challenging cystic fibrosis – and opening door for victims to have children
Today, the full DNA map is commonly used in developing new drugs and other healthcare solutions. Genetic sequencing has become ...
Why are bumblebees dying? New study concludes climate change is causing earlier springs, awakening them from winter slumber before flowers ready for pollination
Climate change is triggering early spring across North America and prematurely waking bumblebees from hibernation before flowers have bloomed - leaving ...
Viewpoint: ‘Depression and now anarchy’ — How rejecting agricultural technology and vanity of ‘green’, organic farming led to Sri Lanka’s collapse
The anarchic scenes in Sri Lanka are enough to make the blood of any world leader run cold. President Gotabaya ...
With fertilizer shortage threatening to cripple agriculture, farmers in Niger turn to nutrient-rich human urine
In a bid to revive dying crops in Niger Republic, scientists are using a mineral-rich, low-cost and easily accessible fertilizer ...
Scotland and Wales reject UK’s crop gene editing regulatory liberalization plans while anti-GMO groups demand labeling
Fury erupted [May 25] over Government plans to allow gene-edited foods to be sold unlabelled in British supermarkets — as ...
No plans for UK to label gene edited foods once agricultural biotechnology reform legislation passes
Shoppers will be unable to tell if they are eating 'gene-edited' foods as part of new government plans to speed ...
Varroa mites, not chemicals, are honeybees’ greatest threat. A new bee breed could protect them
A new breed of honey bee has been developed to resist its greatest parasite by removing infested larvae from its ...
Scentless chemical in human body odor triggers protective mechanism in men and aggression in women
Sniffing a chemical in human body odor – commonly known as BO – triggers aggression in women but blocks aggression ...
Why the famous ‘march of human evolution’ illustration is so misleading
It's the diagram of evolution we're all familiar with – starting with an ape figure which slowly turns into an ...
Vegetarianism might be in your genes: Study suggests genetic predisposition to a meat-free diet
Analysis of the genomes of British vegetarians found a link between their rejection of meat and mutations in their DNA ...
When did modern humans emerge? 350,000-year-old tool discovered in Israel may challenge date for debut of Homo sapiens
Archaeologists believe they've found the oldest known tool used for grinding or scraping, dating back some 350,000 years. Found in ...
Cancer breakthrough replacing chemotherapy? Israeli scientists use CRISPR gene editing to snip DNA and kill killer cells
The CRISPR Cas-9 gene editing system allows scientists to make precise alterations to DNA, and gained creators Jennifer Doudna and ...
