My idea of the woolly mammoth is limited to the voice of Ray Romano and the unusual pairing with a […]
New findings in Middle Eastern genomics show huge promise towards further understanding the human genome. The Middle East is a […]
Nanopore-based methods took over 25 years to fully materialise, which involved the collaboration of both academia and industry. It is […]
Introduction It has been over 30 years since the first generation of DNA sequencing technology was developed in 1977. Since […]
Jonathan Roberts is a Registered Genetic Counsellor at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge and a Researcher at the Society and Ethics […]
For the latest in the World of Genomics series, we head over to the Great White North and home of […]
For this week’s World of Genomics entry, we head on over to the ‘Land of Smiles’, also known as Thailand. […]
Different sequencing platforms use a variety of read lengths. Both short-read sequencing and long-read sequencing have their own benefits and […]
Although the Food and Drug Administration approved a record number of novel therapeutics in 2020, only one drug out of […]
A new analysis by researchers at the University of Finland has detailed how Finnish genetics have changed throughout the 20th […]
