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Sequencing of Newborns Does Not Create Negative Psychosocial Effect on Families, Study Finds
The researchers also found that there was no lasting psychosocial harm among families who received a monogenic disease risk finding for their infant.
Lung Cancer Features, Treatment Clues Emerge From 'Omic Analysis of Difficult-to-Treat Subtype
With genomic, proteomic, transcriptomic, and other molecular data, investigators defined subtypes of lung squamous cell carcinoma and potential treatment targets or biomarkers.
Metabolomic Profiling Diagnoses Inborn Errors of Metabolism at Higher Rate Than Traditional Approach
In a cross-sectional study, metabolomic profiling had an overall diagnostic rate of 7.1 percent, a Baylor College of Medicine-led team found.
Many labs have yet to make the switch from the GRCh37 reference genome to GRCh38, and new data and another new genome assembly suggests the decision may be complex.
DNA 'Damagenome' May Provide Disease Clues, Study Suggests
Investigators used a new approach for detecting spontaneous DNA damage, highlighting high-damage genes and functional pathways with potential disease ties.