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RNAi: Slicing, Dicing and Serving Your Cells

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Alex Dainis explains the importance -- and exciting potential -- of RNAi.

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Insight into a Medical Marijuana Farm and Analytical Testing Procedures

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GI Grow is a medical marijuana farm in Deer Island, OR that has partnered with Steep Hill Laboratories and Shimadzu to provide the highest quality analytical testing on all of their products.

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Marching for Science in London

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Hear from the organisers, speakers, and protesters at London's March for Science.

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10 Most BIZARRE Genetically Modified Plants EVER

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Think it’s scary that geneticists are altering the genetic code of animals to make them glow in the dark? Then you’ll love knowing that you’ve probably been ingesting and cohabitating with genetically modified plants without even knowing it.

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Uncovering the Relationship Between Genetics and Memory

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Researchers at the Wyss Institute and the Personal Genome Project are using Lumosity games to evaluate memory functions and response times.

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How Are Our Genes Regulated?

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Rickard Sandberg has developed a method of single-cell analysis that provides groundbreaking molecular insight into the properties and function of cells.

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Here’s How RNA interference Works

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This animation explains how RNAi works and introduces the two main players: small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) and microRNAs (miRNAs).

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The Promise of Chimeric Organisms

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Salk scientists advance stem-cell and genome-editing technologies to help researchers study evolution and disease, test therapeutic drugs and possibly grow transplantable organs.

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Cracking the Code of Inherited Prostate Cancer

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Canadian and Australian prostate cancer researchers have discovered a key piece in the genetic puzzle of why men born with a BRCA2 mutation develop aggressive localized cancer that resists treatment and becomes lethal for up to 50% of patients within five years.

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Enabling CNV Studies from Single Cells

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DNA copy number variations (CNVs) play an important role in the pathogenesis and progression of cancer and confer susceptibility to a variety of human disorders.

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