In the past Genomics has faced a lot of controversy, particularly in relation to eugenics. Even today, applications of genomics, […]
The applications of liquid biopsy are becoming increasingly apparent – but where did it all begin? Here we explore the […]
In the latest episode of the Genetics Society’s ‘Genetics Unzipped’ podcast, sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific, Geneticist Dr Kat Arney […]
The true value of genomics can only be unravelled with true population-scale sequencing. Understanding genomic variation across populations will help […]
The power of the Human Genome Project was its universality: one genome to represent all humankind. The next challenge is […]
Researchers have developed a novel statistical test to interpret the pathogenicity of rare variants and accurately distinguish between benign and […]
Researchers have revealed the potential usage of cytometric fingerprints of gut microbiota as a diagnostic tool to predict Crohn’s disease […]
It has been 20 years since the first draft of the human genome was unveiled. The ambitious project to sequence […]
A new genetics service known as WINGS (Wales Infants’ and Children’s Genome Service) was launched last week. The service aims […]
As genomic sequencing becomes more routine, handling the sheer volume of data being produced is causing major issues. We must […]
