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026 - The future is now: Curing HIV, advancing CRISPR therapies, predatory phages for superbug infections and advice for a healthy life
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We’re reporting back from the Manova Global Health Summit, exploring the latest advances in health technology such as CR... Read more
7 Nov 2019
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022 - Big Questions about the Big C
022 - Big Questions about the Big C
Why are tumours more likely to develop in some tissues than others? Why are bowel and breast cancers so common when hear... Read more
12 Sep 2019
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018 Cut. Paste. Pair. Repeat.
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Please take a moment to do our brief listener survey - https://geneticsunzipped.com/survey - thanks very much.In this ep... Read more
18 Jul 2019
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027 - Uprooting the tree of life: Darwin, DNA and de-extinction
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004 - Witness the fitness
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In this episode we’re taking a dive into the world of evolutionary genetics to witness the fitness - we ask whether stre... Read more
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In this episode from our centenary series exploring 100 ideas in genetics, we’re exploring a couple of iconic images in ... Read more
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008 - Getting ready for genomic medicine
008 - Getting ready for genomic medicine
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013 The Zero Dollar Genome
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S2.07 New Light on Old Britons - Professor Turi King
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Professor Turi King from the University of Leicester reveals the secrets of the Y chromosome and how the remains of Rich... Read more
19 Dec 2019
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016 Genetics By Numbers
016 Genetics By Numbers
In this episode from our centenary series exploring 100 ideas in genetics, we’re unravelling the story of the double hel... Read more
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011 - Darwin vs Mendel
011 - Darwin vs Mendel
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006 - Big fat failure
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009 - Chimps, cancer genes and missing kids
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021 In case you missed it...
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028 - Sperm wars, sneaky sheep, substandard stallions and more
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014 The Seeds of a Great Idea
014 The Seeds of a Great Idea
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012 - Strands of Life
012 - Strands of Life
In this episode from our series exploring 100 ideas in genetics, we explore the discovery of chromosomes - the strands o... Read more
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