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Genomics week in brief: Week ending 9th January

Another week, another genomics week in brief – filled with the latest news and research from the genomics space. Top […]

Improving polygenic risk scores

Existing genome-wide association studies have been predominantly conducted in individuals of European descent. In turn, this has limited the transferability […]

Role of microRNAs in regulating circadian clocks

Molecular circadian clocks are crucial to many aspects of human health. For decades, researchers have been trying to identify what […]

Making a murderer: How African Salmonella jumped from gut to bloodstream

Scientists at the University of Liverpool have harnessed the combined power of genomics and epidemiology to understand how a type […]

The Organoid Cell Atlas

Human organoids hold huge potential for future biomedical applications. To demonstrate the feasibility and utility of combining human organoids with […]

Omics analysis of educated platelets

Researchers in a recent study published in Cancers, performed an integrative omics analysis exploring the biological processes of mRNAs, expressed […]

Genomics week in brief: Week ending 2nd January

Happy New Year from everyone here at Front Line Genomics! We are kicking the year off with your weekly update […]

Nanopore sequencing combined with liquid biopsy analysis

A recent study, published in Clinical Chemistry, has presented a rapid nanopore genotyping strategy to enable amplification-free identification and classification […]

Genomics week in brief: Week ending 19th December

The final week in brief of the year, jam packed with the latest genomics news and research! Top stories from […]

Round-up: COVID-19 December 2020 (Part Two)

Here at Front Line Genomics, we have got another round-up of the latest news and research surrounding COVID-19 from the […]