A torrent of new data charts the human genome in unprecedented detail, a landmark accomplishment compared by some scientists to the genome's sequencing in 1999. Hundreds of thousands of new genomic ...
In this free webinar, gain insight into why the majority of DNA-encoded library (DEL) data has historically been ignored, and what is being missed. Attendees will learn how chemomic approaches ...
Maya Angelou once said, "You can't really know where you are going until you know where you have been," and so it is with per-title encoding. What began as a one-dimensional data rate adjustment that ...
When the draft of the human genome was published in 2000, researchers thought that they had obtained the secret decoder ring for the human body. Armed with the code of 3 billion basepairs of As, Ts, ...
It turns out there's a purpose to the so-called "junk" DNA comprising most of the human genome--and health technology will play a major role in unlocking more of its secrets. Much of the material ...
University of Washington researcher Lee Organick (foreground) and Microsoft researcher Yuan-Jyue Chen (background) work in the Molecular Information Systems Lab. (UW Photo / Dennis Wise) Scientists ...
Preclinical data show the vectorized miRNA candidate achieved durable knockdown of SCN9A (Na V 1.7), a genetically validated pain target historically difficult to modulate In non-human primates, ...
In a novel form of peer review, a biologist has given an colorfully fiery critique of a genome research consortium. Here's why. By Rebecca Boyle Published Feb 25, 2013 9:59 PM EST Get the Popular ...
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