Science Sep 30 Why discovery of DNA’s double helix was based on ‘rip-off’ of female scientist’s data By William Brangham, Jason Kane, Claire Mufson
Science Nov 06 Watch 6:42 How at-home DNA tests helped solve this 30-year-old murder In 2019, American law enforcement agencies have identified over 70 suspects using a new technique called genetic genealogy, which California detectives leveraged in 2018 to identify the Golden State Killer. In the first of a two-part series, William Brangham shares… By William Brangham, Rhana Natour, Nsikan Akpan
Science Nov 07 A 2-million-year-old ‘supergene’ helps these butterflies mimic their poisonous cousins When it comes to survival of the fittest, female swallowtail butterflies are masters of disguise. Here's why. By Rashmi Shivni, Teresa Carey
Science Sep 24 Watch First Comprehensive Genetic Analysis of Breast Cancer Could Change Treatment First Comprehensive Genetic Analysis of Breast Cancer Could Change Treatment…
Science May 07 Q&A: Gene Sequence ‘Bank’ Helps Scientists Decipher H1N1 Flu Within days of the first swine flu case confirmation in California last month, scientists at the Centers for Disease Control mapped the virus's genetic code and posted the sequence in a publicly available database for other researchers to examine. By PBS News Hour