Growth boosting gene method may double animal size
University of Pennsylvania researchers report a technique using modified human genes to drive growth in animals. Aiming for rabbits sheep and dogs, the method could produce farm animals at least twice as large, with offspring inheriting the traits.
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Researchers show cancer needs several genes
Boston Globe reports Harvard Medical School researchers led by Prof. Philip Leder demonstrate a functional link where one oncogene can activate another, suggesting cancer requires multiple genes and a cascading set of events. The Cell study marks a milestone, with experts calling it very important work.
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