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Unsuspected DNA modification could be a new carrier of heritable epigenetic information

Ancient DNA challenges popular theory of Indo-European language arrival in Europe

A mysterious group of humans from the east stormed western Europe 4,500 years ago — bringing with them technologies such as the wheel, as well as a language that is the forebear of many modern tongues, suggests one of the largest studies of ancient DNA yet conducted. David Reich, professor of genetics, led the research.

Modern Europeans have genetic ties that bind them together much further back in time than once thought, scientists report after analyzing a prehistoric Russian man’s DNA. Pontus Skoglund, research fellow in genetics, is quoted.

Unexpected results emerge as scientists gather more ancient DNA in Europe. David Reich, professor of genetics, is mentioned.

Genetic analysis reveals Europeans descended from at least three ancient groups

Humans inherited variants affecting disease risk, infertility, skin and hair characteristics

Behind the Science: A conversation with Gary Ruvkun

High-quality Neanderthal genome exposes ancient human interbreeding

Study identifies genomic regions associated with cholera susceptibility in Bangladesh

Scientists receive flexible support to move work in new directions