Researchers at Columbia University reveal how monoallelic expression (MAE) shapes genetic disease outcomes. By favoring one ...
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Genetic bias in cells: Why some genes favor mom or dad, and what it means for disease outcomesNew work by Columbia researchers has turned a textbook principle of genetics on its head and revealed why some people who ...
New research uncovers why certain individuals with disease-causing genes remain symptom-free. Researchers at Columbia ...
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IVF may raise risk of certain disorders in babies — and epigenetic 'signatures' in the placenta could explain whyResearchers identified genes that could explain why some assisted reproductive technologies, like IVF, carry a higher risk of ...
New research reveals that certain cells inactivate one parent’s copy of a gene, leading to a bias in gene activity that may ...
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Y chromosome’s unexpected impact on aging and disease in menLoss of the Y chromosome (LOY) in men, a dynamic mutation linked to aging, impairs immune function and increases risks of ...
Both deletion mutations and aberrant expression of mtDNA ... as they are not passed on by sperm cells to the baby. Each one of us shares mtDNA with only a subset of our maternal relatives, for ...
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