Genetics and epigenetics

Whole exome sequencing and endogenous DNA damage assays uncover deleterious germline variants associated with lung cancer susceptibility

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