Scientists in the UK analyzed a whole-genome sequence of cancerous tumors from over 12,000 patients. The data will allow them to uncover new and different patterns in the DNA, which can help understand more unknown causes of cancer. Diagnosis and treatment will also improve as a result of a better understanding of the tumor’s DNA.
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The oldest bat skeleton ever recovered was dug up in Wyoming. The bat lived 52 million years ago. Researchers believe bats diversified quickly on different
Today, Europe’s birth rate is one of the lowest in the world at an average of 1.5 children per woman. Essentially, the mortality rate is
At this time, with the coronavirus raging around us, it is fascinating to discover the benefits of using viruses in treating diseases as well as
