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Crying Wolf?

Mar 26, 2007

Lee Byeong-Chun, a collaborator of disgraced-by-fraudulent-data stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-Suk, says that he has cloned two wolves, Snuwolf and Snuwolffy. DNA tests of the wolves have yet to be independently confirmed.

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New Method Traces Demographic History of Admixed Populations Using Genome Data

Zika Virus Genomes Elucidate Disease Spread in Central America, Mexico

Functional Assays Improve Classification of Potential Cystic Fibrosis Risk Variants

Cancer Increase Reported in Families With Tau Mutation-Associated Neurodegeneration

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