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Fred 'two Nobels' Sanger changed the world with DNA

Fred 'two Nobels' Sanger changed the world with DNA

Fred Sanger, who has died at age 95, invented of the standard method of sequencing DNA – used on the Human Genome Project – and saved lives

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The germ detectives: Tracking the DNA to patient zero

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The germ detectives: Tracking the DNA to patient zero

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Mystery human species emerges from Denisovan genome

Life

Mystery human species emerges from Denisovan genome

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Perfection is a myth, show 50,000 bacterial generations

Life

Perfection is a myth, show 50,000 bacterial generations

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Wolves turned into dogs by European hunter-gatherers

Life

Wolves turned into dogs by European hunter-gatherers

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Written in blood: Your life history in just one drop

Life

Written in blood: Your life history in just one drop

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Life

Genetic clue to high heart risk of black Americans

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Health

Call in fetal blood cells to cure sickle cell anaemia

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Cell tails: The tale has only just begun

Life

Cell tails: The tale has only just begun

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Cell tails: Lines of communication

Life

Cell tails: Lines of communication

It is now clear that tails play a key role in the development and functioning of pretty much every organ in the body

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Health

'Bubble kid' success puts gene therapy back on track

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Health

Gene therapy needs a hero to live up to the hype

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Life

Earth's first life may have sprung up in ice

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Life

Your face may have been sculpted by junk DNA

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