A strategy that analyzes the structural properties of RNA could help identify regions that are promising targets for antiviral drugs.

Scientists at deCODE genetics/Amgen have constructed a complete map of how human DNA is mixed as it is passed down during reproduction. The map marks a major step in the understanding of genetic ...

Maps of contigs in this local direct-sequencing category have file names ending with “Run#s#” (File1_NamingKey.xlsx and File2_Maps.zip). A subset of genomes were found in datasets offered by the Joint ...

My pipeline will also combine different gRNA- labeled samples to generate high-density and haplotype-resolved genome maps. Finally, by combining Cas9-assisted high-density mapping with just 30x ...

The map could be helpful in improving our understanding of functional genetic variation in the human genome. Study: A genomic mutational constraint map using variation in 76,156 human genomes.

Although complete and error-free, the finished reference genome map does not represent all of human diversity. The new study published in Nature changes this.

The new map, called a “pangenome,” has been a decade in the making, and researchers say it will only get bigger. Crucially, it could hold exciting possibilities for diagnosing rare diseases.

The new map, called a “pangenome,” has been a decade in the making, and researchers say it will only get bigger, creating an expanding view of the genome as they add DNA from another 300 ...

Twenty years ago, a global team of scientists completed what was once thought to be an impossible task: They sequenced the human genome, creating a map of the genetic instructions tucked inside ...

The adenovirus is said to cause mild infections in children, however the infection may even result in outbreaks of ‘Madras Eye’ infection or the pink conjunctivitis and in some cases, lead to ...

In December it was 22%. Usually, it ranges below 10%. We are planning to send some samples for genome sequencing,” a senior official of ICMR-NICED in Kolkata told HT last week.