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Euan Ashley and John Gorzynski were part of a team that devised a method for genome sequencing so speedy it produced results for one study participant in just over five hours. Steve Fisch

Fastest DNA sequencing technique helps undiagnosed patients find answers in mere hours

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The importance of microbial diversity in gut health and disease

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Genetic screening can identify men with advanced prostate cancer

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New genetic test for deafness

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Pushing them out: Snake ancestor likely gave birth to live young

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Categories Life & Non-humans

Cause of genetic disorder found in ‘dark matter’ of DNA

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A pea-shooter for molecules: Nanopores can slow throughput

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Speedy tests cut wait time for drug-resistant TB patients

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Genome sequencing work illuminates microbial dark matter

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Evolution reveals missing link between DNA and protein shape

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Fifty years after the pioneering discovery that a protein’s three-dimensional structure is determined solely by the sequence of its amino acids, an international team of researchers has taken a major step toward fulfilling the tantaliz…

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Noninvasive test for trisomy 21 closer at hand

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St. Louis, MO, February 10, 2011 — In 1980 in the United States, approximately 4.5% of all pregnant women were of advanced maternal age. By 2007 that figure had increased to 14%. Women over 35 are at increased risk of giving birth to babies with t…

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Reading ‘Avatar’s’ DNA

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Tel Aviv — You know when you’re watching a pirated film downloaded from the Internet — there’s no mistaking the fuzzy footage, or the guy in the front row getting up for popcorn. Despite the poor quality, pirated video is a serious problem a…

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