Monthly Archives: July 2024

This topic will be of interest to some of you. The human cytochrome P450 gene encoding CYP4A22 has been well studied for more than two decades (Pharmacogenetics 2004; 14: 1-18), but is shown here to have a (previously undiscovered) role … Continue reading →

To get everyone on the same page, the “microbiome” is the combination of bacteria, viruses and fungi that (usually) live in harmony in the gut and every other cavity of animals. The “gut-brain-microbiome axis” has become appreciated only during the … Continue reading →

One final ADDENDUM to this long email-chain: In response to queries (about the latest official nomenclature) during the last decade, the Tree of Life has three DOMAINS — Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, and Eukarya. Based on recent whole-genome sequencing (WGS) of thousands … Continue reading →

Just when you think that “any further audacious FRAUD (in publishing scientific papers) cannot be possible” (because all possible forms of corruption have already been invented) — along comes something new and even more dishonest. ☹ Research integrity investigators (16 … Continue reading →

In these GEITP email blogs, we have often discussed genes that are a member of this or that “gene family,” and we know that members of a gene family generally arise from the original ancestral gene. But, going back further … Continue reading →