The annual Sequencing Buyer’s Guide has become the go-to guide for helping people in the genomics space understand the sequencing landscape, save […]
The order of nucleotides within a sequence of DNA is important. It underpins subsequent protein function and, in cases of […]
At the Festival of Genomics and Biodata 2021, we were joined by Stephen F. Kingsmore (President and CEO, Rady Children’s […]
For a long time, we have known that we live in a microbe’s world. However, we are only just piecing […]
Determining the genetic basis of rare diseases is important for counselling and for developing our understanding of disease pathogenesis. While […]
A recent study, published in Clinical Chemistry, has presented a rapid nanopore genotyping strategy to enable amplification-free identification and classification […]
Advancements in technologies, including single cell and spatial transcriptomics, have provided us with a finer view of our complex biology […]
The UK Biobank Exome Sequencing Consortium has released, as preprint in medRxiv, early results from the exome sequencing data generated […]
A recent study, published in Genetics in Medicine, has found that prioritising individuals for sequencing who have disease but low […]
A recent study, published in Genetics in Medicine, has explored the clinical utility of exome sequencing for detecting monogenic aetiology […]
