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Amazonian Butterfly a Result of Two Species Hybridizing 200,000 Years Ago

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Study Identifies Genetic Roots of PTSD

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Novel Cell Type in Blood Vessels Found Responsible for Vascular Growth

How Do Soil Microbes Survive in the Harsh Desert Climate?

Researchers Identify the Bacteria Responsible for Meningitis in Babies

Following Cellular Lineage in the Human Forebrain

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GenomOncology Collaborates with Roswell Park Cancer Institute

Collaboration on informatics solution for next-generation sequencing.

DNA Polymerase Preference Determines PCR Priming Efficiency

Researchers use high throughput sequencing to systematically demonstrate and characterize DNA polymerase priming bias.

FTIR Spectroscopy as a Method to Study Lipid Accumulation in Oleaginous Yeasts

The absorption spectra allows monitoring of the progression of fatty acid accumulation and identification of the most represented classes of the produced lipids.

NIH, Industry and Non-Profits Join Forces to Speed Validation of Disease Targets

Goal is to develop new treatments earlier, beginning with Alzheimer's, type 2 diabetes, and autoimmune disorders.

Better RNAi, Inspired by Nature

New MIT nanoparticles offer best-ever gene silencing, could help treat liver diseases.

GenomOncology Collaborates With Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center

Exclusive partnership will develop a decision support tool based on My Cancer Genome™.

A Crisper View of DNA-Snipping Enzyme

HHMI scientists have created a portrait of a DNA-snipping protein called Cas9, a powerful research tool used in many labs for genome editing.

Qlucore, Nebion Collaborate

Partnership aims to address complementary use cases.

Genomics England's Plans for 100,000 Genomes Mature

Genomics England has been reporting on progress and plans for implementation of the 100,000 Genomes Project over the coming year.

Dr. Beth Levine Receives 2014 Stanley J. Korsmeyer Award

Award recognizes Dr. Levine’s fundamental contributions to the understanding of autophagy.

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