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Opportunistic Genomic Screening: How much do we really want to know?

When an individual undergoes genomic screening, the opportunity arises to further review their genomic data in the future. This is […]

Dedifferentiated neurons: A hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease

Recent findings have revealed new mechanisms in neurons that cause Alzheimer’s disease. Specifically, researchers at the University of California San […]

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

Despite the rise in COVID-19 cases and deaths, hopes for a vaccine have become more of a reality. Here, we […]

Single cell and spatial technologies

Developments in our technical ability to separate single cells from each other are growing rapidly. Alongside this, sequencing costs are […]

Computational Genetics: A Massive Step for Neuroscience

Complex brain disorders are highly heritable and largely polygenic. They arise from a complex combination of risk genes, found in […]

TAD cliques predict chromatin organisation features

A recent paper, released as preprint in biorxiv, has explored long-range interaction patterns and identified TAD cliques that can predict […]

RAREfest20

1 in 17 people will develop a rare disease at some point in their lives. RAREfest20 is a global, virtual […]

The Forefront of Genomics

Here we summarise a recent perspective, published in Nature, that has outlined the highest-priority elements in NHGRI’s vision for improving […]

African genomes: Insights into human migration and health

Using whole-genome sequencing, researchers have explored the breadth of genomic diversity across Africa, gaining further insight into human migration and […]

Genomics week in brief: Week ending 7th November

A week filled with election tension and lockdown anger! But here at Front Line Genomics, we have made one thing […]