NEW YORK, Oct. 4 (GenomeWeb News) - SeqWright and a team of US-based researchers will sequence 400,000 bacterial artificial chromosomes end reads assembled from the tomato genome, the company said today.
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Science speaks with the University of Michigan's Jedidiah Carlson, who has tracked population genetic discussions at white nationalist sites.
Gene therapies could qualify for a faster US Food and Drug Administration approval process, according to Stat News.
NPR reports that the US House of Representatives has passed a bill to enable terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.
In Genome Research this week: inversion variants mapped in human, non-human primate genomes; transcriptome profiling of maize, sorghum; and more.
