Science Visuals The Chaos Inside a Cancer Cell
By NICHOLAS WADE Published: December 25, 2008 A striking feature of many cancer cells is that the DNA in their chromosomes is all jumbled up. Chunks of DNA containing one or more genes have been ripped out of their chromosome and reinserted in a different place. Other lengths of DNA have been transferred to a different chromosome altogether.
Males Dominated 'Out-of-Africa' Migration AFP
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Eight-Toe-Baby -Born
For more information click on the picture above. The doctors are speculating genetics or environment pollution as the culprit.
The Double Helix
Suhail Islam, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London
After DNA Diagnosis: ‘Hello, 16p11.2.
Samantha Napier, 14, left, and Taygen Lane, 4, share a rare genetic mutation By AMY HARMON
The DNA Age: Genetic Kin.
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