DNA Evidence Sheds Light on Mystery of Egyptian Mummies
Written by Lauren Tomaselli, pgEd’s Director of Curriculum and Training
DNA testing was used to verify that two ancient Egyptian mummies buried together were half-brothers. The pair, called the Two Brothers, was found in a […]
In the News: How alcohol may cause cancer
For many years, public health research has found a link between high levels of alcohol consumption and many types of cancer. A recent study done on mice sheds additional light on how drinking and […]
In the News: Developing personalized therapy using animal models
In a recent article in The Atlantic, journalist Ed Yong writes about efforts by researchers in Wisconsin to enlist the help of pigs in hopes of advancing personalized medicine. The scientists are planning to […]
Gene drive conversations in New Zealand
Written by Florcy Romero, pgEd’s Curriculum and Professional Development Associate
New Zealand is a potential location for the use of new genetic technologies related to environmental concerns. Many species in New Zealand have been threatened by […]