Computational researchers have developed a computer program which has revealed a previously unknown combination of drugs that may be the answer to triple-negative breast cancer.
A new method can examine protein assembly in real time, in living cells, to find problems in the process and diagnose the resulting diseases, according to new research.
Recent scientific studies have claimed that transfusions of blood from teenagers can help delay or reverse the ageing process. Do they stack up?
An international team of researchers have built the first detailed genetic map of human proteins to improve understanding of many different diseases and identify possible new drug targets.
Chemists have devised a way to rapidly synthesize and screen millions of novel proteins that could be used as drugs against Ebola and other viruses.
Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a great new RNA annotation tool.
Deep learning computers in a diagnostic imaging lab routinely defeat their human counterparts in diagnosing heart failure, detecting various cancers and predicting their strength.
AI genomics company Freenome has announced a partnership with proteomics company Biognosys, to enhance its broad-signal approach to early-cancer detection and precision oncology.
Scientists have discovered a key aspect of how DNA forms loops and wraps inside the cell nucleus—a precise method of “packing” that may affect gene expression.
Researchers at Edith Cowan University, Australia, have identified a genetic variant that could link poor sleep to a person’s risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
We’ve sat down with Dr Zisis Kozlakidis before his talk ‘Tracking Viruses in Space and Time’ at the Festival of Genomics in London 2018, were we talk virus.
Babies born with an oesophagus that’s disconnected from their stomachs can spend weeks in intensive care. But tiny robots may change that.
Heading to the Festival of Genomics in Boston next week? We’ve got you covered with this handy Festival survival guide, giving you all the top tips.
CRISPRa has been used to identify several genomic loci that could be linked to a range of autoimmune conditions, such as Crohn’s disease
A detailed study of the proteome of bowel cancer cells may help clinicians to predict a patient’s response to drug therapies in the future
