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Do you care what happens to a baby's blood sample?

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Do you care what happens to a baby's blood sample?

Pinpricks of blood taken from newborns are a gold mine for medical research – but now some US parents are raising privacy worries

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I, microbe: Sequencing the bugs in our bodies

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I, microbe: Sequencing the bugs in our bodies

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Immaculate creation: birth of the first synthetic cell

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Immaculate creation: birth of the first synthetic cell

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FDA eyes up personal genome scans

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Awaken 'sleeping' eggs to boost fertility

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Neanderthals not the only apes humans bred with

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Neanderthals not the only apes humans bred with

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Neanderthal genome reveals interbreeding with humans

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Neanderthal genome reveals interbreeding with humans

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Gene switch rejuvenates failing mouse brains

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Trauma leaves its mark on immune system genes

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Trauma leaves its mark on immune system genes

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The deep roots of genetic disorders uncovered

A study of gene evolution looking back half a billion years could help uncover the genetic basis of many disorders, including Down's syndrome

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Cell social network reveals rogue cancer switches

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Darwin dynasty's ill health blamed on inbreeding

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Resurrected: woolly mammoth blood protein

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'Mirror gene' clue to brain's right-to-left links

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