In Nucleic Acids Research this week: Planteome database of reference plant ontologies and other data; algorithm to find rearrangements in cancer genomes; and more.
University of Pennsylvania researchers sequenced single mitochondria, which they noted could be used to track the development of mitochondrial disease.
Investigators have established hundreds of patient-derived xenografts, cell lines, and tumor samples, which appear to represent a wide range of melanoma molecular subtypes.
In the African American arm of a new GWAS, a risk variant in the SEMA3A gene was associated with both alcohol dependence disorder and major depressive disorder.
A genome-wide association study involving almost 1,600 African individuals led to diverse skin pigmentation-associated loci with varied effects on the complex trait.
A new set of papers reveals a range of gene expression influencers, identified using thousands of samples collected for the Genotype-Tissue Expression project.
