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Bases

Chemical units that form part of DNA and RNA. DNA contains the bases adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G) and thymine (T). In RNA, the thymine is replaced by uracil (U).

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Board Game Review: The Genomics Game 19 February 2018 Review
Huntington's protein is 'super assassin' for cancer cells 19 February 2018 News
Sequencing company proposes trading genetic information for cryptocurrency 12 February 2018 News
Mutation that stops people feeling pain found in Italian family 18 December 2017 News
Synthetic DNA used to make proteins in living cells 4 December 2017 News
New advance in DNA base editing tools 30 October 2017 News
RNA editing tools could create new disease therapies 30 October 2017 News
'CRISPR-Gold' repairs muscular dystrophy gene in mouse model 9 October 2017 News
Genome editing targets beta-thalassemia in human embryos 2 October 2017 News
How should we discuss genome editing in public? 2 October 2017 Comment
CRISPR used to record a film in bacteria 17 July 2017 News
Genome study suggests a fifth of adults carry disease mutations 3 July 2017 News
DNA blood test could lead to early cancer detection 12 June 2017 News
Stable bacteria created using synthetic DNA 30 January 2017 News
Smartphone DNA sequencer developed 23 January 2017 News
CRISPR used to investigate non-coding regions of the genome 3 October 2016 News
CRISPR upgrade promises single-letter gene editing 25 April 2016 News
Event Review: The Francis Crick Prize Lecture 2015 21 December 2015 Review
Scientists use CRISPR to reveal DNA folding secrets 26 October 2015 News
Nobel Prize for DNA repair scientists 12 October 2015 News
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