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In the current issue of Nature, Frank McKeon of Harvard Medical School, and his colleagues, report that a gene well-known to suppress tumours evolved from one that stops mammal eggs with lots of mutations getting fertilised.
ECONOMIST: Human fertility
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According to a 2004 report co-authored by Gene Sperling (now a senior economic aide to President Barack Obama), a woman can expect a 10% to 20% rise in earning power with every additional year of primary education beyond average.
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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster notes in a research report this morning that there has been recent speculation from some tech blogs that Apple could launch a watch as a companion device to the iPhone.
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Associated Press writer Gene Johnson in Seattle contributed to this report.
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The Web report said I had inherited one copy of the diabetes gene (four out of ten people have it), elevating my risk a mere 20% over those without the gene.
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The report examines the take-up of maize that has had the gene for a natural insecticide produced by a bacterium called Bacillus thuringiensis, or Bt, engineered into it.
ECONOMIST: Genetic modification works
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Gene Fox, a managing director at Cardinal, is particularly happy with the report.
ECONOMIST: Corporate scandals
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Associated Press writers Donna Gordon Blankinship and Gene Johnson in Seattle, and Terry Tang in Phoenix also contributed to this report.
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In examining their published report, Dr. Roses noticed that the percentage of the deceased with the E-4 gene increased with victims' ages.
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So my instruction to Jeff and Gene and Valerie and all the advisors who are sitting around the table is scour this report, identify all those areas in which we can act administratively without additional congressional authorization, and just get it done.
WHITEHOUSE: Meeting of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness | The White House