First Prehistoric Person with Turner Syndrome Identified from Ancient DNA
New technique developed to measure number of chromosomes in ancient genomes more precisely
Articles by The Francis Crick Institute
4,000-Year-Old Plague DNA Found—the Oldest Cases to Date in Britain
The presences of Yersinia pestis was found in the dental pulp extracted from human remains in a mass burial
Ice Age Wolf DNA Reveals Dogs Trace Ancestry to Two Separate Wolf Populations
Gray wolf genomic history reveals a dual ancestry of dogs
Scientists Engineer Mouse 'Smart House' to Study Behavior
The "Autonomouse" system improves animal welfare whilst simultaneously enhancing the efficiency and reliability of research findings
Chemicals Found in Vegetables Prevent Colon Cancer in Mice
While the health benefits of vegetables are well-established, many of the mechanisms behind them remain unknown
New Approach Makes It Easier to Find Novel Drugs
Scientists have created a new way of screening compounds that is more sensitive than existing methods, opening up the possibility of finding new drugs for many diseases
Francis Crick Institute Gets Approval for New Gene Editing Techniques
The aim of the research is to understand the genes human embryos need to develop successfully