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p38α is a protein involved in chronic inflammatory diseases and cancer, among other pathological conditions.

New genes are more likely to emerge fully-fledged from a genome's non-coding regions — sometimes referred to as "junk" DNA — than many scientists would have expected.

Research could lead to better beer, single malt Scotch whiskey and provide tool for scientists to better understand other crops, including rice and wheat.

TRACERx is the first study to look at the evolution of cancer in real time and immense detail.

Tempus has formed a second collaboration with Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center to improve and personalize treatment for patients diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Scientists have developed a workflow management system that prevents irreproducibility when analyzing large genomics datasets with computers.

A new test for the early detection of lung cancer measures tiny changes in the composition of the breath.

Yale University researchers have developed new methods for regulating gene activity in a widespread group of microbiome bacteria in the gut of living mice.

A team of scientists from Singapore has discovered new ways in which cancers can escape the body’s immune system.

The Paperless Lab Academy consolidates its reputation has one of the best lab automation European congresses.