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New Genetic Analysis Tool Tracks Risks Tied to CRISPR Edits

by University of California - San Diego

System uses genetic fingerprints to identify unintentional ‘bystander’ edits linked with new disease therapies

Computer image of synthetic DNA

Enzymes Can’t Tell Artificial DNA from the Real Thing

by University of California - San Diego

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New Technique Can Help Make the Most of Radiation-Resistant Bacterium

by Nanjing Agricultural University

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Genes in Beans! Bean Genome Sequenced for Improved Nutrition

by University of Reading

For the first time, the faba bean genome has been sequenced, an achievement crucial to optimizing nutritional content

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Genealogical Connections between Cancer and Ethnicity Open Door for Early Detection

by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

New software can infer ancestry from tumor genetic code, which may help develop personalized treatments

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The Untapped Potential of RNA Structures

by University of Groningen

Researchers describe ways to develop the potential of RNA in a variety of fields

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Scientists Sequenced the World’s Largest Pangenome

by BGI Genomics

This dataset contains comprehensive information on the genomes of domestic and wild silkworm

Rich coral reef ecosystem

Coral Genome Reveals Cysteine Surprise

by King Abdullah University of Science & Technology

Coral specimen reveals an alternative pathway for cysteine biosynthesis in animals

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It May Already Be Too Late to Meet UN Genetic Diversity Target

by Carnegie Institution for Science

More than one-tenth of the world’s terrestrial genetic diversity may already be lost

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The Human Genome Is, at Long Last, Complete

by The Rockefeller University

The final eight percent of the human genome has been revealed

How to Hack a Cell

by Boston University

Programming living cells

Noncoding Mutations Disrupt Cooperative Function of 'Gene Families' in Rare Genetic Disorder

by John Hopkins Medicine

Finding has implications for other diseases involving multiple genes

Physiologists Uncover a New Code at the Heart of Biology

by UT Southwestern Medical Center

Discovery helps explain which protein should be created to form a particular type of cell