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Most-Viewed Articles on GWDN Last Week: Apr 4, 2011

Apr 04, 2011

By a GenomeWeb Staff Reporter

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – What were the articles that gained the most interest from GenomeWeb Daily News' readers last week? Here are the top five:

1) Stanford Team Develops Non-invasive, DNA-based Transplant Rejection Test

2) J&J Building Portfolio for CTC and Companion Diagnostics

3) Senate Close on SBIR Bill

4) BD's HSV Molecular Tests Receive FDA Clearance

5) NIH to Fund DNA Data, Sample Storage

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Breaking News
The Scan

Interfering With Invasive Mussels

The Chicago Tribune reports that researchers are studying whether RNA interference- or CRISPR-based approaches can combat invasive freshwater mussels.

Participation Analysis

A new study finds that women tend to participate less at scientific meetings but that some changes can lead to increased involvement, the Guardian reports.

Right Whales' Decline

A research study plans to use genetic analysis to gain insight into population decline among North American right whales, according to CBC.

Science Papers Tie Rare Mutations to Short Stature, Immunodeficiency; Present Single-Cell Transcriptomics Map

In Science this week: pair of mutations in one gene uncovered in brothers with short stature and immunodeficiency, and more.