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genome sequencing | Scientists complete project to sequence genomes of 10,000 Indians in hope of tailored medicines

Consortium of scientists from 20 research institutions was engaged in project funded by department of biotechnology, and aimed at genome sequencing 10,000 representative Indians from across country ....

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Schizophrenia Risk May Increase With Rare Embryo Mutations

(CTN News) - During embryonic development, rare genetic mutations may increase schizophrenia risk in later life. One in 300 people.... ....

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What is Trypophobia (And Is It Real)?

Many people report fearing clusters of holes. If you're one of them, this post is for you. But don't say we didn't warn you. ....

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Rare embryo mutations may increase risk of developing schizophrenia

We know that genetic factors play the largest role in the risk of developing schizophrenia, but few of the genes involved have been identified. Now researchers have found relevant mutations that occur in embryos ....

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Pain management: Each brain perceives pain differently

Researchers are moving toward a better understanding of the way in which individuals experience pain. Each brain has a unique 'pain fingerprint,' a new study suggests. ....

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