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Researchers have discovered that a specific protein in our cells, called RPS6KC1, is essential for healthy brain development, and when both copies of its gene are faulty, it causes a complex neurodevelopmental disorder. This finding helps pinpoint a new genetic cause for certain developmental conditions, opening a path for future diagnosis and research.
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A new study reveals that ancient human populations in the Paris Basin experienced a significant break and turnover between 3000 and 4000 BC, linked to a Neolithic decline. This genetic evidence shows how major societal and cultural shifts in early farming communities were accompanied by real changes in the people living there.
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Scientists have identified that interconnected cell death pathways are central mechanisms driving impaired egg follicle development in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Understanding these pathways provides new potential targets for treating this common hormonal disorder that affects fertility.
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