Genetics and epigenetics

Diagnosing coronary artery disease is not easy with current tools – especially in women – but a new blood test may be safer, easier and more reliable.

A new staining method could offer a noninvasive alternative to cystoscopy when monitoring bladder cancer.

Genetic analysis isn’t the only tool for delivering personalized treatment; a novel technique for matching tumors with appropriate therapies could prove a rapid and reliable alternative

A review of the clinical uses of liquid biopsy show it’s poised to make a splash in pathology

Novel mathematical tools show promise in predicting ovarian cancer patient survival and sensitivity to platinum-based chemotherapy.

In the era of personalized medicine, the use of reference materials is more important now than ever.

Will gene expression be the key to mass pediatric screening?

A better understanding of melanoma could lead to new strategies for tackling therapy resistance

The next step in cancer research may be the use of bioinformatics to analyze large amounts of RNA

Curiosity’s road to pathology, zebrafish genetics, genomics and imaging