Genes more involved in gut diseases like IBD than thought, mouse study shows
From the large pool of identified regions, the researchers were able to show that 80 genes are associated with gut diseases.
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Scientists crack open genetic roots behind Crohn’s disease
A group of international scientists have successfully identified variants in 10 genes that heighten risk of developing Crohn’s disease.
The science of taste: You really do love the food you love because it’s in your blood
Findings of a new study, released by scientists at Tufts University in Boston, reveal that genes affecting taste influence food choices.
Scientists unveil vast cell atlas that ‘deepens understanding of biology,’ opens doors to new treatments
Scientists are presenting a massive digital catalog called the Tabula Sapiens cell atlas, mapping these subsets of genes from 24 human tissue types and organs.
Genetics & gut microbiome: Just how connected are they?
Scientists are developing novel methods of data processing and changing their focus of interest to study how human genetics shape the gut microbiome.
New study uncovers genetic pathways underlying obesity
When it comes to weight issues and obesity, certain genes may be to blame, according to a recent study.