Advances in Touch DNA Forensics: Where Are We Now and What Does the Future Hold?by Maria Rosales Gerpe, PhDTouch DNA expert Adrian Linacre, PhD, professor of forensic science at Flinders University, on the progress and future of the touch DNA forensics field
NewsNew Tool to Diagnose Genetic Mutationsby University of CalgaryCompact kit is designed to get results faster—and easier—than current methods
NewsResearchers Fill the Final Gaps in the Arabidopsis Genome Sequenceby Indiana UniversityNew research can help gain insights into genetic regulation mechanisms relevant to humans
NewsNew Analytical Tool Reduces Errors in Genetic Analysis and Researchby Rutgers UniversityThe software has been made freely available to help future research
NewsHuman DNA Is Everywhere. That’s a Boon for Science—and an Ethical Quagmireby University of FloridaEthically handled eDNA samples could benefit fields from medicine to archeology and criminal forensics
NewsCan Investigators Use Household Dust as a Forensic Tool?by North Carolina State UniversityResearchers found the DNA of both occupants and non-occupants of a household in dust samples
NewsTeam Streamlines DNA Collection, Analysis for Wildlife Conservationby University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignThe new method costs less and doesn't harm animals or endanger researchers
NewsA Unique Approach for Studying Changes in Chemical Markers on DNAby University of CopenhageniDEMS will be useful in profiling methylation and hydroxymethylation dynamics in different cellular contexts
NewsHuman Expansion Linked to Madagascar’s Loss of Large Vertebratesby Cell PressResearchers examine the genetic history of the Malagasy people
NewsScientists Sequenced the World’s Largest Pangenomeby BGI GenomicsThis dataset contains comprehensive information on the genomes of domestic and wild silkworm
NewsCoral Genome Reveals Cysteine Surpriseby King Abdullah University of Science & TechnologyCoral specimen reveals an alternative pathway for cysteine biosynthesis in animals