We all probably remember the enzyme kinetics graphs from school about optimal pH, temperature and substrate concentration in relation to […]
A paper published in Cell Death and Disease, has identified that CPT1A upregulation is important for the tumour promoting effects […]
A study published in Clinical and Translational Medicine, has assessed whole-exome sequencing data from sickle cell anaemia patients to identify […]
A study published in Scientific Reports, has identified six significant oral cancer associated genes through differential analysis. Oral cancer Oral […]
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The promise of single-cell gene expression data Genomic data are an excellent source of novel disease biomarkers and targets. In […]
Pharmacogenetics (PGx) is the study of how an individual’s genetic makeup affects their drug response and metabolism. An understanding of PGx could help clinicians make prescribing decisions and has the potential to be implemented in routine care worldwide. PGx has understandably been gaining traction and support, with pharmacogenomic elements being implemented into many international Genomic studies.
