Jo Balfour, one of the founding members and current Operations Manager at Cambridge Rare Disease Network (CRDN), has collaborated with […]
Geneticist Dr Kat Arney takes a look at the ancient war between our genes and the pathogens that infect us, […]
The promise of single-cell gene expression data Genomic data are an excellent source of novel disease biomarkers and targets. In […]
A study from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) has found a genetic cause for a rare disease that causes […]
CRISPR gene-editing is a technique that allows the genomes of living organisms to be modified. Naturally, this has been looked […]
Tackling Disease-Related Repeat Expansion Analysis – Marzia Rossato What is the Dark Genome? The dark genome refers to parts of […]
Sequenced genomes retain a surprisingly large number of “dark” regions – sections that have proven difficult to characterise via short-read […]
As genomic sequencing becomes more routine, handling the sheer volume of data being produced is causing major issues. We must […]
*** This post was written by Dr. Anja Brunner, science writer (Science Inbound) Armed with a decade of experience in […]
We caught up with Günther Brueggenwerth and Arndt Schmitz from Bayer at the Festival of Genomics in January to talk […]
