Genetics

Interview

The enigma of pluripotency

Controlling the differentiation process of human embryonic stem cells

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Primate life

The matriarchs of the forest

Coexistence with the mother increases the reproductive success of muriquis

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Recombinant proteins

Health reagents

Company investigates the development of input for scientific research

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Modified organisms

Anti-virus protection

Transgenic beans are immune to bean golden mosaic disease

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Agriculture

Long live the difference

Advances in the selection of coffees with unique flavors or aromas

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Agriculture

Protecting passion fruit

New early diagnostic kit for bacteria that devastates orchards

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FAPESP History I

A laboratory at an orange plantation

From studies of citrus canker to the genome of citrus variegated chlorosis

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Cover

American inheritance

Indigenous groups share a genetic alteration that favors obesity and diabetes

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Cover

Like our parents

New study increases controversy concerning man's arrival in America

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Genetics

Many colors, one people

European ancestry is common throughout four regions in Brazil

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Genetics

The mystery about Ringo and Suflair

Dogs may have genes that protect them from muscular dystrophy

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Mathematics

Life’s equations

The same codes unites DNA sequences and digital communicating

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Entrepreneurship

Genomic express

Company provides consultancy services and genetic sequencing

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Endocrinology

Sudden immobility

Genetic alteration may paralyse the limbs of people with hyperthyroidism

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Nutrigenomics

Health at the table

Research about the relation between genes and nutrition take shape

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Medicine

Family histories

Genetic syndrome might cause successive cancers

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History

The secret photos of professor Agassiz

Exhibition and book shed light on images made by a rival of Darwin

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Innovation

Results over the past decade

How the FAPESP Genome Program has established new paradigms

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Biology

The synthesis of creation

Organism proves that DNA really is the chemical recipe of life

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Biology

The impact of transforming one life into another

Venter's technological feat spurred a media revolution

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Biology

Craig Venter, a necessary good

The scientist is like a naughty boy who is after the tasty tidbits

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Biology

Synthetic biology and bioenergy

How discovery may affect biofuel technologies

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Zoology

Colors in the wind

Genes and fossils reveal the origin of South American butterflies

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Genetics

The triple helix

São Paulo team identifies rare structure in the genetic material of flies

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Crodowaldo Pavan

Influences and developments

Brazil has a number of groups that are working at the cutting edge of knowledge

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Crodowaldo Pavan

Special feature – Crodowaldo Pavan

See the special

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Crodowaldo Pavan

Reminiscences from the time of the Drosophilae

In honor of Crodowaldo Pavan, now deceased

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Crodowaldo Pavan

The institutionalization of research

Dreyfus, Dobzhansky and Pavan were important for the development of genetics

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Special

A genetics-friendly environment

In 2009, Brazil lost one of its best-known scientists. Victim of multiple organ and systems failure, caused by an earlier brush with cancer and a previous heart attack, the biologist and geneticist Crodowaldo Pavan died on the April 3, at the age of 89, in the Universitário Hospital of the University of São Paulo (USP),... View Article

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Genetics

On the shark trail

Fin fragment analysis maps genetic structure of the hammerhead shark

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