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Personalized medicine eliminates need for drug in 2 children

Researchers at the University of Montreal used genome-wide analysis to identify a previously unknown type of adrenal insufficiency in two children. The treatment regime eliminated the need for fludrocortisone treatment and reduced lifetime risk of hypertension, saving $10,000 per patient.

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Comprehensive transcriptome analysis of human ENCODE cells

A comprehensive transcriptome analysis of human ENCODE cells reveals widespread RNA transcripts and epigenetic links, assigning biochemical functions to 80% of the human genome. The study provides powerful data sets for delineating functional elements across the human genome.

DJI Air 3 (RC-N2)

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Good parents are predictable -- at least when it comes to corn

Researchers at the University of Hohenheim have developed a new technique to select promising parent plants for corn breeding, allowing for faster development of high-yielding varieties. By analyzing DNA and substance composition, scientists can predict a plant's genetic potency and breeding capabilities, saving time, money, and acreage.

Galaxy DNA-analysis software is now available 'in the cloud'

The Galaxy platform is now available as a cloud computing resource, providing researchers with access to powerful computing power and vast data storage capacity. This development enables scientists to perform large-scale DNA analyses without investing in expensive computer infrastructure.

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Einstein offers easy-to-use genome analyzer to scientific community

The open-source software, GenPlay, is designed to help biologists visualize, analyze and transform raw genomic data. Biologists can now analyze their own data using a user-friendly tool that provides continuous visual feedback, making it easier to make sense of the avalanche of new data.

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Bedouin tribe reveals secrets to McGill's GA-JOE

Researchers from McGill University have discovered that mutations in the SCARF2 gene are responsible for Van Den Ende-Gupta syndrome, an extremely rare genetic disorder characterized by unique head and facial features. The study utilized a high-tech genome analyzing machine to quickly sequence coding portions of the human genome and id...

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Powerful genome barcoding system reveals large-scale variation in human DNA

A powerful new genome barcoding system has revealed large-scale structural variations in the human genome, including variations of thousands to hundreds of thousands of DNA's smallest pieces. This technology allows for a comprehensive view of the human genome and may lead to breakthroughs in disease treatment and personalized genomics.

Genetic analysis helps dissect molecular basis of cardiovascular disease

A large-scale genetic analysis of 17,296 women identified 43 genetic loci contributing to lipoprotein metabolism, providing new insights into the molecular basis of cardiovascular disease. The study also quantifies the contribution of common genetic variation to plasma lipoprotein concentrations.

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Powerful integration of lipid metabolic profiling with gene expression analysis

A recent study integrates lipid metabolic profiling with gene expression analysis, demonstrating the synergistic power of combining metabolic profiling with proprietary microarray analysis methods. The results show that Por can be considered an enzyme critical for proper functioning of lipid mobilization in the mouse liver.

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HSPH's Lin wins prestigious MERIT Award from NIH

Professor Xihong Lin at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has been awarded a MERIT Award for developing statistical methods to analyze correlated and high-dimensional data in cancer research. The award will support his work on longitudinal and familial data, as well as genomic and proteomic data in epidemiological studies.

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National Institutes of Health renews Genomatix License

The NIH has renewed its license with Genomatix, expanding the contract to include Microarray analysis Package ChipInspector. This move strengthens research capabilities in gene expression and regulation, facilitating high-level scientific results.

Genomic analysis to become tool for studying trauma patients

Researchers created a genomic analysis tool to study critically ill patients, enabling physicians to predict treatment responses and develop new therapeutic strategies. The technology allows for the detection of significant gene activity differences between trauma patients and healthy individuals.

Researchers rein in regulatory RNAs

The study reveals that antisense transcripts (SATs) are widely expressed in various mouse tissues and cell cultures, exhibiting tissue-specific expression patterns. SATs tend to be poly(A)-negative and enriched in the nucleus, suggesting a functional role in gene regulation.

Busy sequencing technique saves money and time

A computer scientist at Washington University in St. Louis has developed a novel technique to extract more DNA from a single sequence reaction, reducing both cost and time of the sequencing process. The approach uses software that sorts through genetic information and finds predicted sequences, with 59% of predicted genes verified as e...

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TIGR and NIAID sign $65 million microbial sequencing contract

Under the contract, TIGR will sequence dozens of genomes per year to provide data for vaccine and antimicrobial drug development projects. The institute's affiliated facility has already conducted sequencing for over 50 organisms, including microbes that cause various diseases.

Genome researcher analyze chromosome 7

Researchers sequenced 99.4% of gene-containing regions on chromosome 7 with high accuracy, revealing duplicated segments that may contribute to genetic diseases. The analysis also identified approximately 1,150 protein-coding genes, shedding light on the genetic basis of human disease.

Scientists find new markers for anthrax isolates

Researchers have identified 60 new genomic markers that can help distinguish between various anthrax isolates, enabling faster identification of outbreak strains and potentially deterring future biological attacks. The discovery is part of a comprehensive database project aimed at analyzing natural variation in all major pathogens.

CWRU receives $2.2 million for Center for Computational Genomics

Case Western Reserve University has received a $2.2 million grant from the Charles B. Wang Foundation to establish the Center for Computational Genomics. The center will tackle cutting-edge problems in genomics and bioinformatics, focusing on genomic analysis and disease prevention.

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"Self Organizing Maps" Help Analyze Thousands Of Genes

A new technique using self-organizing maps can quickly analyze the activities of thousands of genes, grouping similar genes together. This allows researchers to identify patterns in gene expression and potentially discover unknown genes, leading to new insights into human health and disease.