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Genetics : 2017December11Monday

#ASH17: Seattle Genetics CEO Clay Siegall has an answer for the skeptics doubting Adcetris data for Hodgkin lymphoma

Mackay ready to put stamp on new Clemson human genetics program

US military agency invests $100m in genetic extinction technologies

Cancer Genetics Prices $7M Direct Offering

Myriad Genetics, Inc. (NASDAQ:MYGN) Holdings Increased by Municipal Employees Retirement System of Michigan

'Speculative' genetic link to homosexuality found

U of A genetics student included in Her Campus's 22 under 22 most inspiring women

Diabetes and muscular dystrophy could be treated effectively with modified Crispr genetic engineering technique

First Irish genetic map reveals a 'sink' of Celtic ancestry

Reviewing NewLink Genetics (NLNK) and Its Rivals

Human genetics: 2017December11Monday

Mackay ready to put stamp on new Clemson human genetics program

Scientists revamp 'Out of Africa' model of early human migration

Are People Becoming Dumber? Reasons Behind Low Human IQ

On the origin of modern humans: Asian perspectives

'Varsities should be centres of excellence'

Prof Chaman Lal Gupta Foundation confers Rudra Awards

'Speculative' genetic link to homosexuality found

Scientists Link 2 Genes to Homosexuality in Men

A New CRISPR Technique Reverses Diseases in Mice

What determines a person's height? It's more complex than you think

Genetic Engineering : 2017December11Monday

Diabetes and muscular dystrophy could be treated effectively with modified Crispr genetic engineering technique

Genetic Programmers Are the Next Startup Millionaires

Microbes by the ton: Officials see weapons threat as North Korea gains biotech expertise

How Monsanto's GM cotton sowed trouble in Africa

Excitement Builds Around Gene Therapy Cures For Hemophilia

How Monsanto's Genetically Modified Cotton Sowed Trouble In Africa

US military agency invests $100m in genetic extinction technologies

Science of Identity Foundation Releases Video on 'Beyond Freedom'

Bioengineering and Specialized Therapies Yield Results for Rare and Challenging Blood Diseases

The future of crop engineering