DNA

After Judy Peterson’s daughter disappeared 27 years ago, she poured herself into a campaign to create the more integrated, country-wide DNA database. Here’s how it led to a Quebec mother finding her son.

Two books explore the DNA mutations that made two families highly susceptible to diseases like cancer and schizophrenia

Everything about the tardigrade, or ’water bear,’ sounds like a riddle

Peter MacKay is trying to confront a 21st century issue, but when it comes to laws protecting DNA information, Canada’s still a wild frontier

Editorial: Genetic research may be speeding ahead in China, but the human genome still has a trick or two up its sleeve

An anthropologist explains the significance of an effort to exhume the remains of those killed on the USS Oklahoma

Science can’t decide if our genes have more or less value than the Baldwin brothers

"The evidence is overwhelming that these are the remains," says the lead scientist

After 11 years and $120,000 in research, Christian Bök has put words to DNA

Bobby Jack Fowler incriminated by ’the oldest DNA match in Interpol’s history’