Using a well-known field of mathematics – information theory – researchers have uncovered possible genes involved in the development of […]
A team has reported that an antibody for a single gene stimulates tooth growth and regenerates lost teeth in mice […]
Gene therapy is at an inflection point. Many gene and cell therapies have been approved in recent years following decades […]
In 2015, Ridley Scott directed the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel The Martian. The story is ultimately about a […]
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh have identified how fungal resistance to drugs develops. Originally, researchers thought that only mutations […]
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) have characterised and analysed the unique architecture of one of the most complex […]
On Thursday 18th June at 4pm BST/ 11am EST, Front Line Genomics is bringing you an interactive discussion from global […]
Andrew leads the Human Gene Editing R&D group at the Wellcome Sanger Institute. After obtaining his PhD at the MRC-LMB […]
Arianne Shahvisi is a Senior Lecturer in Ethics at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School. We managed to have a chat with Arianne ahead of her speaking at the Festival of Genomics, to get her take on the ‘coloniality’ of health and how the much-hyped advent of Whole Genome Sequencing might play a role in exasperating social injustices.
