Even though most know that DNA serves as the genetic blueprint for all life, most do not understand how this blueprint is read. In 1958,...

Although every cell in the human body has essentially the same DNA, as indicated in the epigenetics post, they are not the same and they...

We have so far defined a cell, compared the two different categories of cells: eukaryotic and prokaryotic, outlined the functions of...

Since its inception, epigenetics has gained a lot of research because of its applications and implications in development, aging, and...

The human body is composed of over 200 different cell types, with diverse functions and morphologies. Yet paradoxically, in spite of this...

Although most people started hearing about DNA* and mRNA** vaccines last year, these technologies have been developing for decades. In...

As we have discussed in our previous text, the human body is a cooperative effort of trillions of cells. Each cell type displays specific...