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Author summary The DNA sequence surrounding a nucleotide strongly influences how likely it is to mutate. An extreme example is the CpG dinucleotide: cytosines i...
The peculiar skulls, which exhibit strange, elongated craniums, have been the topic of debate and intrigue for years.
Double-strand breaks occur during DNA replication and are also induced by ionizing radiation. There are at least two pathways which can repair such breaks: non-...
The slow march of time is inexorable and irreversible, but that doesn't mean its effects on our bodies have to be etched in stone.
Archaic DNA that once helped us fight RNA viruses appears to leave carriers more vulnerable to a different class of persistent pathogens — and the genome is s...