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Biology's 'dark matter' hints at fourth domain of life

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Biology's 'dark matter' hints at fourth domain of life

Over 99 per cent of organisms remain unknown to science – so could some of them sit outside the classic three domains of cellular life?

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Gene therapy for Parkinson's passes the ultimate test

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Some genetic tests should be 'prescription only'

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Key to humanity is in missing DNA

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Key to humanity is in missing DNA

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Faulty testosterone cycle may explain male autism bias

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Human DNA contaminates a fifth of sequenced genomes

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Short Andeans have a big cancer-fighting secret

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Urge to migrate found in bird genes

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Urge to migrate found in bird genes

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Why some gonorrhoea bacteria are a little bit human

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Abnormalities discovered in stem cells from adults

Mistakes in the chromosome of adult stem cells have been identified, raising fears that tissues made from them would also be abnormal

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Tiny orang-utan populations are surprisingly diverse

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Ma's gene does different things to pa's copy

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Royal rumpus over King Tutankhamun's ancestry

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Need a new metabolic pathway? Steal a few genes

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