Roslin Institute
COVID-19 GWAS Leads to Immune Genes Linked to Severe Disease, Treatment Targets
Researchers identified several immune-related genes in a GWAS that included more than 2,200 COVID-19 patients treated in UK intensive care units.
Long-Read Genome Assemblies Have Many Errors in Protein-Coding Regions, Study Finds
Three long-read assemblies — two from PacBio data alone and one from Oxford Nanopore and Illumina data — had considerably more indel errors in genes than short-read assemblies.
Research teams and commercial firms are increasingly using genome editing to address farm animal health and welfare, from viral resistance to physical traits.
The DNA foundries have been funded through an £18 million ($23.5 million) investment from the BBSRC and should all be fully operational by next year.
Phylogenetic Tree of Human MRSA Isolates Indicates a Bovine Origin
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Through a phylogenetic analysis, researchers in the UK have traced the origin of human cases of community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphyloccosus aureus to strains circulating in cow
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Researchers Report on Findings from Pig Genome
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