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The heart is a vital biological pump, beating around a billion times in a lifetime. But faulty genes can cause big problems. Plus, taming the tiger genome, solving citrus sickness, and our gene of the month is for all you hopeless romantics out there.

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From plants to pathogens, fruit flies to fungi and hamsters to humans, Naked Genetics takes a look at the science of genes. With in-depth interviews and the latest discoveries from the world of genetics, tune in for a look inside your genes...

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DNA damage and repair - Naked Genetics 14.03.14: Every second your DNA is under assault - not just from chemicals in our environment or food, but from the hurly-burly of life within our own cells. We'll be finding out how DNA gets damaged and repaired, and how researchers are exploiting this to fin... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Hacking biology - synthetic DNA and experimental evolution - Naked Genetics 12.07.14: Every biology student is familiar with DNA - the ladder-like blueprint of life built on a backbone of the sugar deoxyribose. Scientists are now hacking this structure to make entirely new DNA-like molecules built on different sugar skeletons, opening... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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The genetics of germs - Naked Genetics 12.11.14: Our world - and our bodies - are teeming with bacteria. And although some of them are friendly, many of them are not. Plus, electrifying news about bacterial nanowires, cuddly koalas, and counting chromosomes, and our gene of the month is the mindblo... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Developmental genetics - from one cell to many - Naked Genetics 12.04.14: This month we're taking a trip into the world of developmental genetics, finding out how an animal grows from one cell into many millions as it develops from a fertilised egg, and discovering how it knows when it's grown enough. We also hear about th... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genes and evolution - from populations to tumours - Naked Genetics 12.03.14: From whole populations to individual cancers, we're taking a look at genes and evolution. We're also talking about dogs and their diseases, shining a light on Van Gogh's sunflowers, and wondering whether the USB-sized DNA sequence is hope or hype. Pl... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genes and genealogy - Naked Genetics 13.09.14: Who do you think you are? And is the answer in your genes? This month we're delving into genes and genealogy. Plus, putting an end to genetic determinism, and an ancient Egyptian gene of the month. ... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Beautiful otherness - autism genetics - Naked Genetics 13.03.14: It's thought that around one in a hundred children in the UK is somewhere on the autistic spectrum - a complex range of disorders that can be challenging to understand and live with. But recent advances in genetics are bringing hope for new therapies... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Tackling neurodegenerative diseases - Naked Genetics 12.06.14: Complex, mysterious and currently incurable - the challenge for researchers working on neurodegenerative diseases is huge. We'll be finding out how scientists are using genetic approaches to understand these distressing illnesses. Plus we find out wh... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Stop bugging me! The genetics of bedbugs and other insects - Naked Genetics 12.10.14: They suck your blood, hitch-hike on your luggage, and are a growing threat to the hotel industry. Bedbugs are a growing problem in the modern jet-set world, and scientists are using genetic techniques to try and understand why. Feeling itchy yet? Plu... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Targeting cancer genes - Naked Genetics 14.11.14: Every year in the UK more than 330,000 people are diagnosed with cancer. The good news is that more and more are surviving, and there's hope that the new generation of genetic research and targeted therapies will bring more cures in the future. But i... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genes and genomes - Naked Genetics 12.08.14: It's now over a decade since the human genome was first sequenced, costing over a billion pounds and taking 13 years. Today, we're close to the thousand dollar genome. But what's in a genome, and what can it tell us about our risk of disease? Plus we... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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The world of top (genetics) models - Naked Genetics 12.05.14: This month we're taking a look at the world of top models - not the kind that won't get out of bed for less than ten grand, but the model organisms used by researchers all over the world to answer some of the most challenging questions in biology. We... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Epigenetics and reprogramming - turning back the clock - Naked Genetics 12.09.14: We've all heard of the genetic code - the letters that spell out the instructions in our DNA. But that's not the whole story. Researchers are increasingly digging into the epigenetic code - the marks that tell cells which genes to use and which to ig... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Cancer genetics - When good cells go bad - Naked Genetics 12.12.14: Cancer is literally the enemy within us -it starts when our own cells get damaged and go rogue, multiplying out of control and spreading around body. But how can we use new genetic knowledge to beat it? Plus, decoding the wheat genome, finding out wh... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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The future of fingerprinting - Naked Genetics 13.06.14: Our genes are our unique calling card, and DNA analysis has been used to solve crimes and resolve paternity disputes for decades. Now new genetic technology promises to revolutionise medicine. Plus, we meet the man who invented genetic fingerprinting... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Fitting into your genes - the genetics of obesity - Naked Genetics 13.01.14: The gym is full, the pubs are empty - it can only be January, as a good proportion of the population resolves to shape up and lose weight. But are your efforts going to help you fit into your jeans (with a J), or are you just fighting against your ge... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Doing the twist - packing DNA - Naked Genetics 13.04.14: Almost every single cell of your body is packed with more than two metres of DNA, containing your genes. But not only does it have to be packed up to fit in there, it also has to be organised and read. Plus, how genetic variations are linked to cance... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Engineering life - Naked Genetics 15.10.14: Imagine designing bacteria that can do whatever you want - from cleaning up oil spills to churning out the latest cancer treatments - ordering the biological parts online and building it in a couple of weeks. This is no longer the stuff of dreams, bu... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genomics - Hope or hype? - Naked Genetics 13.05.14: Genetic technology is expanding at a pace that few can keep up with, with huge amounts of data being generated every week. But is this explosion of information delivering meaningful advances for patients? Plus, how one scientist tracked down the gene... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Now hear this - Naked Genetics 14.01.14: Hearing loss is distressing, whether it occurs later in life or in childhood. Now researchers are starting to unpick the genetic causes behind some of these problems. Plus, mice on drugs, stress and death, and a wobbly gene of the month.... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Come together - Naked Genetics 13.11.14: All living cells are made up of protein molecules - but how do they organise themselves into structures? Plus bee sex, tough mice, and a happily married gene of the month.... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Taking shape - Naked Genetics 13.12.14: Across the natural world, cells organise themselves into a wonderful array of shapes and structures. But how do they do this? Plus, building bones, plant sex in space, and a rather plump gene of the month. ... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genes for sore eyes - Naked Genetics 14.08.14: From the beauty of a sunset or the ugliness of war to the smile on a loved one's face, our eyes bring us all kinds of information about the world around us. now researchers are working to develop new therapies for people who have lost this precious s... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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The wonderful world of RNA - Naked Genetics 13.02.14: You've probably heard of DNA, but what do you know about RNA? As well as being the molecule that shuttles information from our genes into our cells, it also plays a huge number of other roles in all cells, from bacteria and viruses to tiny worms, pla... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Gene therapy - Cystic fibrosis, blindness and more - Naked Genetics 14.06.14: Twenty years ago, gene therapy was a great hope for the future of medicine - directly tinkering with faulty genes to cure diseases, but progress has been slow. Now, things seem to be changing. Plus, silencing crickets, evolving brain and brawn, and a... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Long live our genes - Naked Genetics 14.09.14: Every day we get older, and whether you're desperately resisting the march of time, or embracing the ageing process, most of us would agree we want to live as long, healthy lives as possible. We'll be finding out how genetics research can help. Plus,... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Let's talk about sex - Naked Genetics 13.07.14: Summer loving is in the air, so what better time to think about sex? But we're not going to get graphic - we're talking about the genetics of sex determination. Plus, why turkeys need a wingman, figuring out fingerprints, and a leggy gene of the mont... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Smells like gene spirit - Naked Genetics 14.02.14: Smell is probably the oldest sense, hardwired right into our brains and closely linked to memory. Now researchers are trying to unravel the complex genetics that underpin it. Plus, contagious dog genital cancers, gene therapy for blindness, and a rat... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Patenting and preserving genes - Naked Genetics 15.04.14: There are few things in life as important as the food we eat, but making sure that we guard the genes in our crops for the future is just as important. Plus, we take a look at some of the intellectual property issues surrounding our food, learn squid... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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Genetically Modified plants - Naked Genetics 15.02.14: Genetically modified, or GM, crops are a hot topic. Some people are deeply suspicious of the technology while others see it as an effective and efficient way of generating bountiful, healthier harvests. Plus, purple tomatoes, a giant of a gene involv... by Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists
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