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May 31, 2017

Researchers from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and their colleagues in the US, Israel, and Korea explore mutations associated with enhanced branching in tomato plants, which has been implicated in reduced tomato fertility in the past.

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When the Ailment You're Studying Becomes Personal

In an against-all-odds twist, a researcher studying exceeding rare FOXG1 mutations discovers her daughter has the syndrome.

Irish Genomics Initiative Looks to Expand Into Scotland

An effort by Genomics Medicine Ireland is creating a database of diseases based on the genomics of people in Ireland. It now is looking into the possibility of including Scotland in its work.

Another Source of Data for 23andMe

In recent weeks, the direct-to-consumer genetics firm has rolled out a health hub where customers can share information concerning 18 common health conditions.

This Week in PLOS

In PLOS this week, new genes associated with prostate cancer risk, genetic patterns in M. bovis, and more.

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