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Key to understanding Down syndrome may rest in chromosomes
Some scientists call it the "final frontier" of our DNA—even though it lies at the center of every X-shaped chromosome ...
And the survey says… genetics of asparagus odor in urine still unclear
In the past several years, new gene technology has reopened research into the sulfurous odor of urine after eating asparagus, ...
Many pediatricians uncomfortable providing care to kids with genetic conditions
Many primary care pediatricians say they feel uncomfortable providing health care to patients with genetic disorders. Also, many do not ...