DNA Science

Feed your microbiome

By on 22nd March 2013

Bacteria living in your gut could have a large hand in your fate…

Bacterial toxin in the intestine of a child

Elements podcast #2 – Cyclist in a box, DNA in a box, water meters, glue ear mice, #hairyfish

By on 27th February 2012

This is the second podcast from Elements – a new breed of science journalism. Cyclists, DNA and water in a box, Stonehenge, maternal mortality and #hairyfish

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Disrupt: scientists probe bold gene sequencing startup

By on 24th February 2012

Is the new USB-sized DNA sequencer really a game changer?

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The next level of online gaming aids genetic discoveries

By on 13th December 2011

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but combining the two has contributed to a greater understanding of inherited disorders.

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Electrifying DNA: the real genetics revolution?

By on 8th December 2011

A new way to analyse DNA could kickstart the personalised healthcare revolution.

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