human genome

A new milestone. After 20 years, scientists have published a sequence of approximately 3,000 million bases in our DNA.

27 million people from all over the planet reflected in this spectacular family tree that combines modern and ancestral genomes.

The study of DNA offers us the opportunity to compare the age of dogs with that of humans, with greater precision, thanks to the epigenetic clock.

What has been done with the 'genetic scissors' technique? What work lies ahead? What obstacles does the genetic cutter face?

Scientists have discovered that this percentage of the genome is not shared by our ancestors, including Neanderthals and Denisovans.

Scientists have managed to measure the mass of human chromosomes with X-ray beams

Having information about our genetic code not only grants the right to know in detail our most ancestral origins, but also opens the possibility of taking care of ourselves in the most optimal way and preventing the appearance of diseases, increasing hope and quality of life. ADNTRO offers this complete analysis through a simple saliva test.

A person with a genetic condition that causes blindness has become the first to receive CRISPR-Cas9 gene therapy delivered directly into their body.