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Chromosome that causes Down's silenced for first time

A gene therapy that switches off the extra copy of chromosome 21 which causes Down's syndrome brings hope of reversing symptoms of the disorder

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Skull shots: When Irving Penn peeled away the skin

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Skull shots: When Irving Penn peeled away the skin

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Rules of evolution go a bit random if you're small

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Rules of evolution go a bit random if you're small

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Lines on the face help pick out the twin who dunnit

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Lines on the face help pick out the twin who dunnit

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First look into workings of the Neanderthal brain

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First look into workings of the Neanderthal brain

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Chimps have experimented with sex more than humans

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Chimps have experimented with sex more than humans

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Seabed sponge forest basks in ice-free Antarctic sun

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Seabed sponge forest basks in ice-free Antarctic sun

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Zoologger: Traitorous fish throw friends to the wolves

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Zoologger: Traitorous fish throw friends to the wolves

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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Voice almighty: Decoding speech's secret signals

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Voice almighty: Decoding speech's secret signals

Your dulcet tones affect everything from your sex appeal to your bank balance. But they can also wildly misrepresent you, finds Tiffany O'Callaghan

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First baby born after full genetic screening of embryos

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Life

Control sex for humanity's future

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Life

The strange ape that's rewriting our family tree

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UK's industrial badlands are surprise ecology hotspots

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