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Apr 27, 2010

In the Early Edition of PNAS this week, researchers at the Medical Research Council Centre in Cambridge, UK, report their analyses of the direct physical interactions between p53 and BRCA2.

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In Brief This Week: Novogene, Hologic, Agilent, Diagenode

Spontaneous Preterm Birth Clues Identified in Cervicovaginal Microbiome

Germany Plans Limited Coverage of NIPT for High-Risk Pregnancies

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Single-Cell Sperm Sequencing Reveals New Details About Recombination

New Products Posted to GenomeWeb: Roche Diagnostics, Asuragen, Mission Bio

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