Embryonic cells, X chromosome, number of older brothers from the same mother: What is it exactly that influences our sexual orientation?

We know that, for many of us, our humour changes with the seasons. But what about our brain function? It would seem that the brain too is susceptible to these changes.

Cardiac Magnetic Resonance, which is increasingly being used for the diagnosis and management of cardiac diseases seems to have repercussions for the DNA of T lymphocytes. A first set of results needs to be confirmed and complete

Researchers at the University of Liege have published the results of a study on a potential target for fighting against the development of cancer cells in the intestine. It is a protein known as ELP3.

Researchers at the University of Liege have discovered genetic mechanisms which could lead to an understanding of the physiopathology of microcephaly, a disease which affects the brain. Could this lead to a cure for the condition?