Golub & Co.'s McKenzie Parker, Neoscape's Jason Thompson, Taylor Johnson Public Relations' Emily Johnson, R2 Cos.' Matt Pistorio, 1905 New Media's Ginna Ryan and SVN Chicago's Elana Napp.

Roughly 63% of CRE firms expect to add 5% to 25% to the AI investment budget in the next two years, with a quarter of firms expected to add more than 25%, according to Ferguson Partners’ March ...

Leonardo da Vinci's DNA: Researchers confirm Y chromosome shared by six living family descendants by Leonardo da Vinci DNA Project edited by Gaby Clark, reviewed by Robert Egan Editors' notes ...

A new book. Genìa Da Vinci. unveils a breakthrough finding by the Leonardo da Vinci DNA Project: The Y chromosome shared by six male-line descendants of his family living in Italy ...

Beyond hormones: Researchers define X and Y chromosome contributions to height Research offers new explanation for the male-female height difference Date: May 20, 2025 Source: Geisinger Health ...

The Y chromosome can disappear over time in human males, which may introduce a number of health problems. While the exact trigger for such degeneration is unknown, environmental factors can play a ...

Surprisingly, in several different cell types of the hippocampus, the X chromosome that was supposed to be silent instead expressed about 20 genes. Many of them play a role in brain development, as ...

Curiously, the researchers were able to deduce that there have been several bursts of growth in the chromosome’s existence over the last 11 million years. What drove those bursts is still a mystery.

Males tend to only have one copy of the Y chromosome, so it does not have the opportunity to go through genetic recombination, or the "shuffling of genes that occurs in each generation which helps ...

Boys are three times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls, research suggests, and scientists found a link that may shine a light on why. According to new research from the Geisinger ...

Sex chromosome aneuploidy identification in the SPARKMC-SCA cohort. Credit: Nature Communications (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-024-53211-7 ...