Researchers have identified a genetic association with facial asymmetry in an ancient cavefish, a natural trait that may solve mysteries surrounding facial asymmetries in humans — conditions such as cleft palate or hemifacial microsomia. “By understanding how genes are behaving differently on the right versus the left sides, we hope to discover why many craniofacial alterations are more severe or present on only one side of the face in humans,” says Gross. …Read Full Story
Cave-dwelling fish examination finds possible genetic link to human disorders
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