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Genome study reveals prehistoric Ethiopian origins of coffee

The researchers sequenced the genomes of 39 Arabica varieties, including a specimen from the 18th century, to create the highest quality genome to date of this species, whose scientific name is Coffea arabica.

The Hindu

A freak DNA change 25 million years ago is why humans lack tails

25 million years ago, an Alu element insertion in an ancient ape's DNA led to the loss of tails.

The Hindu

Bird species exploded after dinos’ doom, largest yet bird genetics study says

New study shows that most of the modern groups of birds first appeared within 5 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

The Hindu

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Scientist who gene-edited babies is back in lab and ‘proud’ of past work despite jailing

China’s He Jiankui, who used Crispr to edit genome, says he is working on genetic diseases and suggests human embryo gene editing will one day be accepted

The Guardian - AU

Sugarcane's genetics more complex than humans: research

Research has found sugarcane genomes are three times the size of human's and far more complex with hopes the finding will improve crop breeding.

AAP

Why it matters that scientists modified a ‘sexual’ fruit fly to be asexual

Decades of research on fruit flies led to a groundbreaking discovery of parthenogenetic asexual reproduction in Drosophila species.

The Hindu

Scientists genetically modify ‘sexual’ fruit fly to reproduce asexually

Breakthrough research engineered asexual reproduction in fruit flies by manipulating specific genes, revealing profound biological consequences.

The Hindu

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'All of Us' research project diversifies the storehouse of genetic knowledge

The National Institutes of Health initiative that aims to make human genome research more inclusive reports its first results. Some 275 million new genetic variations have been identified.

WEKU

Decoding the script: On the Genome India Project and its sequencing 10,000 Indian genomes

The findings of the Genome India Project should involve collaborations with scientists, technology companies, ethicists and social scientists to push forward India’s understanding of itself

The Hindu

Terminus Group to develop 2 million sq ft curated life sciences infrastructure in Genome Valley

The Hindu

Newfound ‘obelisks’ join viruses, viroids as third unusual life form

Discover the boundary between living and non-living with viruses, viroids, and the newly found obelisks in microbiology.

The Hindu

‘10,000 genome’ project completed, says government

10,000 genome project India: The Department of Biotechnology has officially announced the completion of the ‘10,000 genome’ project — an attempt to create a reference database of whole-genome sequences out of India

The Hindu

Telangana to expand Genome Valley, set up three pharma villages, unveil new Life Sciences policy

Telangana's Chief Minister announces Genome Valley expansion with Rs.2,000 crore investment, creating five lakh new jobs in pharma villages and pharma villages in Vikarabad, Nalgonda and Medak.

The Hindu

Telangana showcases Genome Valley to BioAsia delegates

Explore the strides in life sciences at BioAsia 2024 with a guided tour of Genome Valley near Hyderabad.

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Butterfly genomes have barely changed for 250m years, study reveals

Analysis gives clues as to why butterflies and moths have been resilient through dramatic changes on Earth – and could help with future conservation

LiveScience

CRISPR 'will provide cures for genetic diseases that were incurable before,' says renowned biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys

Live Science spoke with biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys, whose work helped establish CRISPR as a gene-editing system.

The Hindu

What our ancestors’ genomes can tell us about modern health | Explained

Ancient DNA studies provide insights into the genetic makeup, diseases, and lifestyles of our ancestors, with implications for modern healthcare.

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Ultra rare night parrot gives up secrets for survival

One of Australia's rarest birds has given up its genetic secrets and it could boost the elusive creature's chances of evading extinction.

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Male infertility on the rise, say doctors in Hyderabad

Genome Foundation addresses rising infertility rates, highlighting lifestyle factors and offering solutions for couples.

Evening Standard

Chernobyl wolves may have developed cancer-resistent abilities, study suggests

Scientists identified specific regions of the wolf genome that seem resilient to increased cancer risk

The Hindu

From genomic medicine, a revolution rolls towards cancer care

Cancer genomics has the potential to transform cancer care by providing personalised treatments based on genomic data.

MusicRadar

NAMM 2024: Two Notes launches Genome, a guitar software ecosystem designed to be “the beating heart of your rig and the definitive virtual backline”

Genome is packed with amps, effects, virtual cabs and more, offering everything you need for the ultimate in-the-box or hybrid guitar rig

Guitar World

NAMM 2024: “An in-the-box ecosystem poised to become the beating heart of your rig”: Five years in the making, Two Notes' monstrous Genome software is finally here – and promises to be the ultimate virtual backline

Bolstered by AI software and compatible with other amp modelling captures, the French firm has left no stone unturned with its latest digital release

LiveScience

Oldest DNA evidence of syphilis relative discovered in 2,000-year-old skeletons in Brazil

Scientists uncovered the oldest-ever genome of bacteria in the same family as syphilis.

The Hindu

Parts of human DNA remained unchanged for over 65 million years: scientists

Scientists discover that hundreds of thousands of DNA sequences have remained unchanged in primates for over 65 million years, potentially playing a role in human health and disease.

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