DNA Archives - Page 3 of 3 - El·lipse

Skeleton found in La Braña (León). He is one of two brothers found in the same site, the oldest siblings that have been detected genetically. Photo by Julio Manuel Vidal Encinas.

15.03.2019

Reconstructing the genetic map of the last 8,000 years in the Iberian Peninsula

In the sarcophagus found in Verona, the Templars' cross was carved. Photo of Giampero Bagni.

10.05.2018

In search of Templar DNA

Depiction of RNA Polymerase II

21.10.2017

From genes to proteins… or to non-coding RNA

The Spanish microbiologist, and CRISPR discoverer, Francisco J.M. Mojica, received the Jaime I Award for Basic Research, due to his discovery.

30.07.2016

Francisco Mojica: “I’m incredibly proud of having been part of the CRISPR revolution”

Schematic of data servers for genomic data.

15.09.2013

“Bioinformatics for Dummies”

Sometimes DNA mutations cause subtle changes in how a protein works, but others lead to changes in the way a cell behaves (Image by Gerald, from Pixabay).

11.06.2010

SNPs: variation on a theme

17.11.2009

DNA, the molecular basis of life

06.06.2007

Svante Pääbo: “Did humans and Neanderthals talk to each other?”