Astronaut Scott Kelly's genes show long-term changes after a year in space
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NASA recently released preliminary findings from its Twin Study involving astronauts Scott Kelly and Mark Kelly. Researchers now know that 93% of Scott’s genes returned to normal after spending almost a year in space. However, the remaining 7% point to possible longer term changes in his genes.March 15, 2018
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