Oxygen-Sensing Trio Wins Nobel

Published on Oct 07, 2019

Three researchers have won this year's Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology for their work uncovering how cells react to changing oxygen levels. Read more >

Returning More and More

Published on Oct 07, 2019

The Wall Street Journal reports that some sequencing projects that currently return no or limited testing results are looking to expand what they tell participants. Read more >

To the Source

Published on Oct 07, 2019

DNA testing traces Dutch food poisoning outbreak to a meat processing center, Reuters reports. Read more >

PLOS Papers Look at Dog Leukodystrophy, Susceptibility to Chemotherapy Side Effect, More

Published on Oct 07, 2019

In PLOS this week: missense variant linked to hereditary leukodystrophy in dogs, genetic variants associated with drug-induced interstitial lung disease, and more. Read more >

PGx Beyond Drug-Metabolizing Enzymes: A Multigene Approach to Predicting Drug Response In this webinar, Dr. Ryan Sprissler of Geneticure will discuss a multigene approach to personalizing treatments for high blood pressure. Register Now

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Analytical Validation of the Oncomine Pan-Cancer Cell-Free Assay This white paper from Thermo Fisher describes an analytical validation of the Oncomine Pan-Cancer Cell-Free Assay using both commercially available pre-characterized cell-free reference materials as well as clinical plasma samples from three solid tumor indications procured from a commercial biorepository. Download it from GenomeWeb’s White Paper Channel.