Working copies of the gene were delivered directly into the brains of mouse fetuses before they were born.

But the risk from estrogen therapy is still small, researchers say.

Scientists say human trials will follow in five to ten years.

PI3K inhibiting drugs have shown little success. Now researchers may have figured out why.

In a first, rhinoceros embryos have been developed in vitro to be ready for implantation.

People with a family history of multiple sclerosis may want to avoid solvents like turpentine and nail polish remover, say researchers.

Herpesvirus genes found in patients’ brains provide unprecedented evidence for a connection, but the viruses’ exact role remains unclear.

The process uses no toxic chemicals and promises to produces DNA strands 10 times longer than today’s methods.

Researchers have found a way to predict who’s most likely to get the flu.

Drugs like LSD help neurons reach out to each other, a promising path for pharmaceutical development.

Sour tastes could be used to either promote or inhibit risk-taking behavior.

The genes also play a role in neurological disorders, and may provide a path to their treatment

"We want doctors to not fear taking organs from this source," say researchers.

The artificial mouse embryos mimic real ones so well that when placed inside the uterus, they implant and initiate pregnancy.

Using new DNA analysis methods, researchers examined parasite eggs from ancient latrine sites in Europe and the Middle East.

These scientists found inspiration for their research in their hobbies.

Their therapeutic potential is still be limited, but the overlap between these small non-coding RNA sequences in blood and brain may mean significant potential for biomarkers and diagnostics, says our expert.

Researchers collected their evidence from millions of years of ostracode fossils.

Tested in mice, the vaccine suppressed both mild and dangerous allergic reactions like itchiness, wheezing, and shock.

Our expert however hopes that a micro RNA biomarker for a specific cardiac event will only be a "question of time"