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Julia Roberts learns she isn’t actually a “Roberts” after DNA test

"My mind is blown"

Study shows how Viking age left mark on genetics of Scandinavians

The findings provided insight into migration patterns and gene flow during the Viking age

Were Europe’s Early Humans Connected to Each Other?

Fossils suggest they may actually belong to early Neanderthals

The plot thickens: New study reveals complex identity of ancient Britons

It will take a while before we finally learn the truth

A hollowed-out gourd contains the blood of Louis XVI, or does it?

Trying to figure out if the artifact was a fake, and while it sounds pretty straightforward, it’s anything but.

A vicious cycle of DNA damage and repair could be turned against cancer

Researchers have discovered how a common lab molecule triggers a cycle of DNA damage and repair, which could make it useful against cancer

DNA from letter sent to local newspaper helps solve 34-year-old cold case murder

The killer has been identified using breakthrough DNA genealogy technology

Synthetic embryos grown from stem cells don’t need sperm or eggs

The tech could eventually be used to grow organs for transplant

Some of us are part-Neanderthal and it affects how medicines work on you

The gene variants are carried by 20% of present-day Europeans

Mice cloned from freeze-dried cells could improve species conservation

Currently, facilities referred to as “frozen zoos” are used to store samples of animal sperm, eggs and other tissues at cryogenic temperatures

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