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Nov 22 2008:
Scientists use hair strands to identify the skeleton of Nicolaus Copernicus, founder of modern astronomy
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Nov 21 2008:
Four-year investigation confirms that bones found beneath Polish cathedral are those of astronomer
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Nov 20 2008:
MyHeritage, the genealogy social networking website, is offering its 27 million global users a DNA test for less than £100. By Jemima Kiss
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Nov 20 2008:
Feat hailed as milestone in genetic science as code shows mammoths split into two groups about 2m years ago
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Nov 19 2008:
The decoded genome provides clues to how mammoths and modern elephants evolved from their common ancestor, and why the ancient creatures became extinct
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Nov 18 2008:
DNA extracted from bones and teeth in a stone age burial indicates two parents and two sons
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Nov 14 2008:
As a child, Jo Rose discovered her father was a sperm donor. At 36, she still hasn't found him. She describes the battle to have her rights recognised, and find her identity
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Nov 11 2008:
Addicts are 25% more likely to carry gene variant than people who do not use cocaine, study finds
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Nov 10 2008:
In vitro maturation is a viable alternative to IVF and could also save the lives of some women
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Nov 10 2008:
Technique for screening embryos for genetic defects during treatment doubles chances that one will implant in womb
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Nov 5 2008:
New report runs counter to arguments cited by NGOs and also finds increased cotton yields in GM crops
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Nov 5 2008:
Ian Sample looks at the possibilities following the creation of healthy mice from the cells of deep frozen ones
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