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Genomic analysis tools SIRIUS and MERCURY to be implemented into the Google Cloud Platform

We interview a scientist whose team designed AAV vectors used in a successful gene therapy clinical trial, and highlight the key technologies that supported his efforts

Contract researchers and cancer biologists, Robert B. Harris, Ph.D., Thomas Reynolds, and Gregory A. Meyers, owners and founders of NEXT Molecular Analytics, have joined the DNA sequencing revolution. To keep up their research momentum, they consider a next big step — automation

Largest African genetics resource presented at ASHG 2018 annual meeting

Findings reported at ASHG 2018 annual meeting describe new associations between environmental factors and pharmacogenes

Ready-to-use kits determine genomic characteristics of solid tumours

From 3D tissue profiling to intelligent surgical tools, discover some of the latest innovations set to revolutionize diagnostics in cancer

New liquid biopsy test can identify 70 of the most commonly mutated genes in solid tumours, as well as microsatellite instability

Collaborative research effort reduces off-target CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing, removing barriers for human therapeutic applications

Study aims for early detection of pancreatic cancer using blood-based IMMray PanCan-d test

A celebration of the clinical laboratory products that have made the most difference to your lab work, plus we reveal our most popular clinical interviews of the past year

AACC 2018 plenary speaker, Professor James Collins, provides an insight into the future of synthetic biology and CRISPR-based diagnostic tools

SelectScience will be attending the AACC Annual Meeting in Chicago, USA, to interview leading scientists and report on the latest technologies

How scientists at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital have integrated the latest advancements in clinical mass spectrometry to provide better treatment for serious metabolic disorders

Presentation at ECCMID 2018 shows equal or better detection over comparable tests

Improved diagnostics will help characterize risk in patients undergoing colorectal cancer chemotherapy

University of Missouri School of Medicine pilots Roche’s cloud-based NAVIFY Tumor Board solution to streamline & standardize data collection and presentation, enabling faster, better collaboration among oncology care teams

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Researchers investigate faulty versions of a gene called titin, carried by one in 100 people

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The personal genomics product will focus on 59 genes identified by the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics