Genetics
5 articles
Life Sciences
What Are the Ethical Considerations of De-Extinction?
In 2003, a team of scientists embarked on a monumental task.
Dr. Elena Ortiz·July 8, 2026
Human Origins
Neanderthal-Human Interactions: The Love Story Everyone Gets Wrong
An ancient jawbone recovered from Peştera cu Oase, a Romanian cave, revealed a human individual whose genetic makeup indicated a Neanderthal ancestor as recent as four to six generations prior, offeri
Dr. Alistair Finch·July 7, 2026
Life Sciences
What Are Synthetic Human Chromosomes and What Are Their Ethical Issues?
Scientists have developed a method to efficiently construct single-copy human artificial chromosomes (HACs).
Dr. Elena Ortiz·July 1, 2026
Human Origins
Rakhigarhi yields three ancient skeletons for DNA analysis
Three complete human skeletons, nearly 5,000 years old, have been transferred to a Kolkata laboratory, setting the stage for DNA analysis and facial reconstruction that could redefine India's ancient
Sofia Petrova·June 23, 2026
Life Sciences
Ancient DNA: Unraveling interspecies breeding
Today, 4,303 specific Neanderthal DNA differences actively influence 47 distinct genetic traits in modern humans, from immune responses to skin pigmentation.
Dr. Elena Ortiz·June 4, 2026