Blood test uses ‘protein clock’ to predict risk of Alzheimer’s and other diseases
The clock is effective in people with a range of genetic backgrounds
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Blood test uses ‘protein clock’ to predict risk of Alzheimer’s and other diseases
The clock is effective in people with a range of genetic backgrounds.
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DNA strands show symmetry in damage tolerance but asymmetries in repair efficiency
The two strands of DNA, although chemically equivalent, are replicated and repaired asymmetrically. Insights into the persistence of DNA damage show how strand-specific interactions shape the genome-wide distribution of mutations, including the unexpected symmetry of mutations arising in the DNA strands during replication.
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China
China's status at the summit of the Nature Index remains unrivalled as the gap between it and the United States grows.
