Tag: genetics

The Other Humans

By Rachel Cherney “Where did we come from?” “Why are we here?” These questions have been asked since the dawn […]

By Julia DiFiore Much like Fortnite today, Sonic the Hedgehog was everywhere in the early 1990s – from video games […]

By Rachel Cherney While a baby is developing, it is by default, female. However, with the presence of the Y […]

By Allyson Roberts While watching the news, reading the paper, or even checking your favorite social media sites, occasionally we […]

By Jennifer Schiller When I was young, there was this one kid in my class who had all the colors […]

By Matt Niederhuber There’s a good chance you’ve heard about DNA testing before, probably on a crime TV show or […]

By Jennifer Schiller Close your eyes and remember your breakfast. How did it feel? Was it slimy scrambled eggs? Was […]

By Eva Vitucci The human body is composed of trillions of cells – these cells make up your skin, hair, […]

By Michelle Engle We inherit ½ of our chromosomal DNA from our mothers, but that’s not the only thing we […]

By Michelle Engle Some non-believers among you may say that Rudolph is nothing more than a fairy tale, that it’s […]

By Lauriel Earley You’ve probably already heard that you may have more bacterial cells than human cells in your body*, […]

By Michelle Engle Genetics is usually advertised as a science that impacts the future – the future of healthcare, the […]

By Mike Pablo Versión en Español It’s well-known that children can inherit features from their parents. Eye color, hair color, […]