News


Posted: on December 15, 2016

facebook

Cancer genomics continued: Triple negative breast cancer and cancer immunotherapy

Personal-genome cancer-risk profile may not inspire lifestyle changes

Toward New Treatment Targets in Rheumatoid Arthritis Update: on December 14, 2016

facebook

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Show Signs of Donor Age

Database of DNA viruses and retroviruses debuts on IMG platform

New mutations in gene PKD1L1 are associated with disarrangement of human internal organs


Posted: on December 13, 2016

facebook

NIH competition seeks wearable device to detect alcohol levels in real-time

5,000 samples for genome programme

Cow gene study shows why most clones fail


Posted: on December 12, 2016

facebook

Cellular immunotherapy targets a common human cancer mutation

New test genetically identifies fungal wheat threat

Controversial hormone could fight against recurring breast cancers


Posted: on December 10, 2016

facebook

Tracking breast cancer cell genetics reveals longer potential treatment window

Synthetic sgRNA for CRISPR genome editing

Personality traits, psychiatric disorders linked to specific genomic locations


Posted: on December 09, 2016

facebook

New study suggests how risk gene linked to ADHD may work

North America’s oldest mummy returned to US tribe after genome sequencing

Researchers identify critical paralog groups with indispensable role in cellular signalling pathways


Posted: on December 08, 2016

facebook

“Google Docs” for life sciences accelerates discovery

Researchers find overwhelming evidence of malaria’s existence 2,000 years ago

New study unravels critical genes to understand human diseases and support drug discovery


Posted: on December 07, 2016

facebook

Potential for wide-scale whole-genome sequencing in humans using nanopore approaches

Scientist designs lamp light operative photodynamic molecules for tumor therapy

Scientists aim for first U.S. aquatic species map


Posted: on December 06, 2016

facebook

In vivo gene editing in non-dividing cells

NIH Statement on World AIDS Day 2016

The power of precision genomics to understand unique causes of disease in individual patients


Posted: on December 05, 2016

facebook

US health-reform legislation clears big hurdle

Battle over US overtime pay rules leaves many postdocs in limbo

Government moves to close cattle DNA loopholes


Posted: on December 03, 2016

facebook

The Pangenome: Are Single Reference Genomes Dead?

Cigarette smoking may lead to fibrosis in the heart and kidneys, study reveals

UK moves closer to allowing ‘three-parent’ babies


Posted: on December 02, 2016

facebook

Scientists identify unique genomic features in testicular cancer

Infographic: Partioning the Genome

Study finds potential new biomarker for cancer patient prognosis


Posted: on December 01, 2016

facebook

CRISPR screens tackle the noncoding genome

Online epidemic tracking tool embraces open data and collective intelligence

Big data promise exponential change in healthcare

An extensive resource for Bioinformatics, Epigenomics, Genomics and Metagenomics