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A gene is a unit of heredity in a living organism. It normally resides on a stretch of DNA that codes for a type of protein or for an RNA chain that has a function in the organism. All living things depend on genes, as they specify all proteins and functional RNA chains.
Parkinson’s Gene Mutation Blocks Vital Neuroprotective Signals

Parkinson’s Gene Mutation Blocks Vital Neuroprotective Signals

Ribosome Levels Drop During Early Brain Development

Ribosome Levels Drop During Early Brain Development

Uncovering How Cells Precisely Control Protein Production

Uncovering How Cells Precisely Control Protein Production

New Computational Tool Reveals How Long Non-Coding RNAs Control Gene Expression

New Computational Tool Reveals How Long Non-Coding RNAs Control Gene Expression

Case Western Researchers Use Stem Cells to “Shut Off” Nerve Cell Strain

Case Western Researchers Use Stem Cells to “Shut Off” Nerve Cell Strain

Prime Editing Reverses Symptoms of Severe Childhood Neurological Disease

Prime Editing Reverses Symptoms of Severe Childhood Neurological Disease

UCLA Researchers Reprogram Stem Cells to Produce Continuous Cancer-Fighting T Cells

UCLA Researchers Reprogram Stem Cells to Produce Continuous Cancer-Fighting T Cells

Small Changes in Brain Enzyme May Have Shaped Modern Human Behavior

Small Changes in Brain Enzyme May Have Shaped Modern Human Behavior

New Genetic Research Reveals Hibernation Secrets Hidden in Human DNA

New Genetic Research Reveals Hibernation Secrets Hidden in Human DNA

Newly Evolved Genes in Peach Offer Clues to Crop Adaptation

Newly Evolved Genes in Peach Offer Clues to Crop Adaptation

Mitochondrial Gene Found to Regulate Wood Formation in Poplar

Mitochondrial Gene Found to Regulate Wood Formation in Poplar

Gene-Edited Mosquitoes Block Malaria Transmission

Gene-Edited Mosquitoes Block Malaria Transmission

Researchers Identify Key Gene for Restoring Fertility in Hybrid Peppers

Researchers Identify Key Gene for Restoring Fertility in Hybrid Peppers

Bacterial Battle Strategies Involve Durable Amyloid Armor

Bacterial Battle Strategies Involve Durable Amyloid Armor

Proteins as a Natural Weapon Against Predatory Bacteria

Proteins as a Natural Weapon Against Predatory Bacteria

Blocking TG2 Could Help Immune Cells Attack Ovarian Tumors

Blocking TG2 Could Help Immune Cells Attack Ovarian Tumors

scLT-kit Empowers Single-Cell Lineage Tracing with Automated Analysis

scLT-kit Empowers Single-Cell Lineage Tracing with Automated Analysis

Study Uncovers Genetic Roots of Stuttering

Study Uncovers Genetic Roots of Stuttering

Uncovering the Molecular Roots of Neural Stem Cell Decline

Uncovering the Molecular Roots of Neural Stem Cell Decline

New Computer Program Mimics Human and Animal Cell Behavior

New Computer Program Mimics Human and Animal Cell Behavior

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