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DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the hereditary material in humans and almost all other organisms. Nearly every cell in a person’s body has the same DNA. Most DNA is located in the cell nucleus (where it is called nuclear DNA), but a small amount of DNA can also be found in the mitochondria (where it is called mitochondrial DNA or mtDNA).
Mapping the Complex Structure and Function of CRISPR-Cas Protein Scissors

Mapping the Complex Structure and Function of CRISPR-Cas Protein Scissors

Scientists Successfully Map the Entire Fruit Fly Brain

Scientists Successfully Map the Entire Fruit Fly Brain

Structural Discovery of Fanzor Proteins Offers New Directions in Genome Engineering

Structural Discovery of Fanzor Proteins Offers New Directions in Genome Engineering

New Insights into the Epigenetic Hallmarks of Cancer

New Insights into the Epigenetic Hallmarks of Cancer

Unlocking the Mysteries of Repeat Expansion in Genetics

Unlocking the Mysteries of Repeat Expansion in Genetics

A New Understanding of Chromatin Regulation and its Implications

A New Understanding of Chromatin Regulation and its Implications

Xinjiang Cotton Fields Show Lasting Benefits From Mulched Drip Irrigation

Xinjiang Cotton Fields Show Lasting Benefits From Mulched Drip Irrigation

New Insights into U1 Snrnp Functions in Plant Splicing Mechanisms Using Arabidopsis

New Insights into U1 Snrnp Functions in Plant Splicing Mechanisms Using Arabidopsis

Targeting the TCA Cycle to Reduce Post-TB Mortality

Targeting the TCA Cycle to Reduce Post-TB Mortality

A Novel Genetic Inference Method for Detecting Rare Disease Variants

A Novel Genetic Inference Method for Detecting Rare Disease Variants

Huntington's Disease Protein Disrupts DNA Repair

Huntington's Disease Protein Disrupts DNA Repair

Study: Vaping Alters DNA in Ways Similar to Smoking

Study: Vaping Alters DNA in Ways Similar to Smoking

Metagenomic Study Reveals the Most Ancient Dairy Remains Known to Date

Metagenomic Study Reveals the Most Ancient Dairy Remains Known to Date

Bacteria Can Recode Their Genetics With a Single Flip

Bacteria Can Recode Their Genetics With a Single Flip

Stem Cell Study Reveals Developmental Dance Behind Individual Variation

Stem Cell Study Reveals Developmental Dance Behind Individual Variation

Enhancing Global Nutrition Through Gene-Edited High-Protein Crops

Enhancing Global Nutrition Through Gene-Edited High-Protein Crops

The Evolutionary Secrets of Human Hearts

The Evolutionary Secrets of Human Hearts

Neutron Scattering Reveals Enzyme Secrets

Neutron Scattering Reveals Enzyme Secrets

Human Urine Recycling Promotes Agricultural Sustainability

Human Urine Recycling Promotes Agricultural Sustainability

New Insights into Recessive Genetic Causes of Developmental Disorders

New Insights into Recessive Genetic Causes of Developmental Disorders

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