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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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Hackers Go After Genome Data

The data generated by 100,000 Genomes Project is being housed on military servers due to attacks by hackers, Naked Security reports.

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A new poll finds most US adults are not familiar with personalized medicine, according to HealthDay.

No Gene Drive Ban

Vox reports that the United Nations' Convention on Biological Diversity decided against a gene drive moratorium.

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In Science this week: sequencing of neuroblastomas uncovers alterations linked to prognosis, and more.

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