Your DNA Is the New Password, Why Genomes Are the Next Cybercrime Target

The Digital Evolution of DNA Sequencing In recent years, DNA sequencing has revolutionized everything from healthcare and ancestry testing to forensic science. But as this technology grows in scale and accessibility, so too do the risks. A new study published in Nature Reviews Genetics by Dr. Jamie Gorman and his team at the University of […]

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How CRISPR Saved a Baby’s Life: A Breakthrough in Personalized Medicine

Introduction On May 15, 2025, the medical world hit on a transformative milestone with the announcement of the first successful implementation of a personalized CRISPR gene-editing therapy to treat a rare disorder. The patient was a nine month-old infant named KJ, diagnosed with carbamoyl phosphate synthetase 1 (CPS1) deficiency. It represents a paradigm shift in

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He Built His Wealth Carefully,But Ignored the Most Precious Asset

A story of one man’s journey from chasing success to discovering the real value of preventive genetic testing Ravi was the middle class family man most of us know  mid of 40s, working a stable job in IT, managing EMIs, school fees, weekend groceries, and the occasional family outing. He was not rich, but he

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Introducing VarChat: A New AI Model For Biologist

The rapid evolution of genomics and  the ability to quickly interpret genetic variants is very important for research, diagnostics, and precision medicine. Traditional variant interpretation tools often require manual curation, deep domain knowledge and expertise, and  time investment. To address these challenges, a creative innovation  generative AI-powered assistant designed specifically to effective variant exploration and

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Is Cancer in Your DNA?

Cancer can be simply defined as the cells in body start to divide uncontrollably. This phenomenon is linked to our genes. Genes in our body functions like control centre with prewritten instructions that tells our cells how to divide and function. When these instructions go wrong leads to cancer.  Cancer genetics is the study of how

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Genetic Clues to Suicide Risk Found in South Indian Dravidian Youth, New Study Reveals

Suicide remains one of the most destructive public mental health problem worldwide, specifical among adolescents and young adults. In India, we live in societal pressures, stigma around mental health, and limited access to psychiatric care, the issue becomes even more worsening. Alarming figures from the National Crime Records Bureau show that youth in the 18–30

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5 Essential Genetic Tests Every Couple Should Know Before Starting a Family

If you are planning to start a family, genetic testing can help you to identify possible health risks associated with genes and enable you to make well-informed conditions regarding your child’s future. In this blog we are going to share some  most significant and commonly recommended genetic tests for couples 1. Carrier Screening Test Carrier

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Top 5 Data Science Projects for Biology Students

Top 5 Data Science Projects for Biology Students 1.Personalized Medicine Using Genomic Data 2.Disease Prediction Using Medical Data 3.Drug Discovery and Development 4.Microbiome Analysis 5.Cancer Prediction Using Histopathology Images Biology and data science are  intersecting, creating opportunities for groundbreaking research. Whether you’re a student looking to apply programming skills in biology or aiming for a

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He Jiankui and the World’s First CRISPR-Cas9 Gene-Edited Babies: A Scientific Breakthrough or Ethical Catastrophe?

In 2018, the scientific community was shaken by the shocking revelation that a Chinese scientist,He Jiankui, had successfully created the first gene-edited babies using CRISPR technology. This pioneering yet highly contentious experiment led to the birth of twin girls, Lulu and Nana, who were genetically altered to make them resistant to HIV. While some regarded

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