Genetics and epigenetics

We sit down with Mike Osborn, President of the Royal College of Pathologists, to discuss pandemics, priorities, and the future of pathology

A new analysis shows potential for determining plasma DNA origins in prenatal testing, organ transplantation, and oncology

Zachary Pitluk outlines the route to single-cell analysis – and the promise it holds for human health and disease

Detecting biomarkers at low concentrations is costly, sometimes inaccessible – could addressable nanoantennae on a smartphone microscope be the answer

Healthcare management and patient care both benefit when oncology biomarker testing is performed in-house

A new study has sequenced 64 haplotypes representing 25 populations – moving human genome reference data closer to reflecting true human diversity

Is comprehensive genomic profiling the next step in the evolution of genomics for oncology research and diagnostics?

Using a simple blood test to identify the tissue source and genes of dead cells may be a step forward for noninvasive biopsies

Findings from the largest genome-wide meta-analysis of primary open-angle glaucoma could lead to new treatment targets