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NIH scientists shed light on how genetic architecture determines gene expression, tissue-specific function and disease phenotype in blinding diseases.

Researchers have developed a screening method to discover new drug targets for cancer treatment in the so-called “Dark Matter” of the genome.

Researchers have discovered that the organization of different types of immune cells within pancreatic tumors is associated with patient survival. The new findings could eventually lead to new ways of treating pancreatic cancer.

Referrals to the Cambridge long COVID clinic decreased significantly following vaccine roll-out, suggesting the vaccine plays a key role in reducing the cases of long COVID.

According to murine research, the adult brain has the potential to partially recover from inherited blindness.

The cerebellum – primarily known for regulating movement – also plays a role in remembering emotional experiences, according to new research.

A new study shows that the history of bananas is even more complex than previously thought, confirming that the genome of today’s domesticated varieties contains traces of three extra, as yet unknown, ancestors.

A team of researchers has devised a new platform for gene editing that could inform the future application of a near-limitless library of CRISPR-based therapeutics.

Researchers have developed a dual therapy that could overcome barriers that block effective anti-cancer immune responses.

Researchers have identified a promising avenue for therapeutic intervention of sleep apnea, which affects nearly a billion people worldwide.