The findings were detailed in the journal Nature Communications.
The study was conducted at the University of Calgary.
The results appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Nature.
The study appeared in the journal Nature Genetics.
Toxic chemicals in e-cigarettes modify genetic material in users’ mouths, which could increase their risk of cancer.
A new study established a computationally integrated approach to investigate the functional impact of missense mutations.
The research team tracked snippets of DNA across stem cells to identify 150 suspect proteins.
A 200-strong team of researchers from across the globe have mapped the genetic variants that increase the risk of depression.
Experts believe the findings could also help researchers develop drugs to tackle mental disorders.
Physical activity data can be used to produce digital biomarkers of aging and frailty.