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Chimps eating disease-ridden bat faeces could spark next pandemic

Chimps eating disease-ridden bat faeces could spark next pandemic
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Budongo forest reserveUganda generalTony goldbergPascal gagneuxCommunications biologyUniversity of wisconsin

Chimps are now eating disease-ridden bat feces as over-farming wipes out food sources in Africa and experts warn it could start next pandemic

Chimpanzees in Uganda have been eating virus-filled bat dung ever since their preferred food source was destroyed by tobacco farmers. Scientists fear this could be how the next major pandemic starts.

Budongo forest reserveUganda generalUnited kingdomBudongo forestPascal gagneuxTony goldbergCommunications biologyUniversity of wisconsin

Sickly sweet: how our sugar-coated cells helped humanity turn illness into evolution

The molecules that cover our cells have interacted over the ages with our environment and the diseases that plague us – and in the process shaped our progress

United statesSan diegoPascal gagneuxAnthropogeny cartaNissi varkiAjit varkiUniversity of utrechtProceedings of the national academy sciencesUniversity of californiaAcademic researchProf pascal gagneuxNational academy

Scientists have completely sequenced the human Y chromosome for the first time, with huge implications for heath and evolution research

For the first time, geneticists have completely sequenced the Y chromosome, the last to be fully mapped in the human genome.

United statesPascal gagneuxEvan eichlerMonika cechovaKaren migaNational human genome research instituteJackson laboratory for genomic medicineAcademic researchUniversity of californiaJackson laboratoryGenomic medicineHumany chromosomeHuman genomeHuman evolutionBase pairsHuman genomes

Scientists Fully Sequenced the Human Y Chromosome for the First Time

For the first time, geneticists have completely sequenced the Y chromosome, the last to be fully mapped in the human genome.

United statesPascal gagneuxMonika cechovaKaren migaEvan eichlerJackson laboratory for genomic medicineAcademic researchNational human genome research instituteTerms of serviceUniversity of californiaWall streetSilicon valleyJackson laboratoryGenomic medicine