In Genome Research this week: approach to isolate viral genomes from metagenomic sequence collections, regulatory shifts in individuals with autism spectrum disorder, and more.
USA Today reports the Department of Justice issued a final rule that will enable the wider collection of DNA from individuals in federal immigration custody.
In Science this week: single-cell RNA sequencing approach to study mRNA synthesis and degradation rates, atlas of protein-coding genes in human, pig, and mouse brains, and more.
In Nature this week: hybridization and introgression affected genetic diversity of Dutch elm disease, genetic and phenotypic landscape of mitochondria in a Japanese population, and more.
Politico reports that a Food and Drug Administration official was not allowed to enter a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention campus, possibly due to a scheduling mix-up.
Voters in Maine will have the opportunity to decide whether a law that eliminates religious and philosophical exemptions for childhood vaccines can go ahead.
In PNAS this week: 10-SNP polygenic risk score for papillary thyroid cancer performs as well as a larger one, loss-of-function mutation affecting voltage-gated sodium channel, and more.
Master's and doctoral students in the UK call on funding groups to extend their grants for the duration of the disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Guardian reports.
