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Outside the Lab Screening and monitoring

The Problem With Panels

| Iris Schrijver

Newborn screening programs that seek out common mutations often fail to diagnose cystic fibrosis in nonwhite populations.

Inside the Lab Microbiology and immunology

Viruses Face the Ultimate Test

| William Aryitey

Shotgun sequencing is a powerful tool in microbial genomics, but viral genomes have proven tough to crack.

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Collagen and the Colon

| Miguel Reyes-Múgica

Hirschsprung disease (HSCR) is a congenital form of megacolon that occurs when the ganglion cells of the digestive tract fail to develop, impairing or eliminating function.

Inside the Lab Oncology

A Paper to Circulate

| Ian Cree

This paper is one of a number published over the last year that examine the potential for liquid biopsy in colorectal cancer.

Diagnostics Precision medicine

Personalizing Stroke Prevention

| Michael Schubert

C-reactive protein levels and genetic variations are linked to increased risk of a second ischemic stroke

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Breaking Bad Genetics

| Michael Schubert

Regulatory RNA-binding protein hnRNP H1 may play a role in the genetics of methamphetamine sensitivity and other substance addictions

Diagnostics Neurology

Iron's Influence

| James Connor

Iron's influence on neurodegenerative disease may support prevention or early diagnosis.

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

The Next Generation

| Benoit Arveiler

We've come a long, long way already. Where to next for next generation sequencing?

Diagnostics Cytology

Cracking the Case of Brittle Bones

| Michael Schubert

An excess of osteoclasts is the culprit behind brittle bones in Hajdu-Cheney syndrome.

Inside the Lab Genetics and epigenetics

Fertilization Failure Forecast

| Michael Schubert

Understanding the genetic basis of recurrent IVF failure may help counsel couples.

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