The Human Genome Is, at Long Last, Complete
The final eight percent of the human genome has been revealed
human genetics
First Genomic Dataset of Nearly 100,000 Whole Genome Sequences
Contributions from diverse participants set to change the landscape of genomics research
Lupus Study Illustrates the Importance of Diversity in Genetic Research
Epidemiologists have identified that lupus impacts black women with greater frequency and severity than other populations
Like Film Editors and Archaeologists, Biochemists Piece Together Genome History
Researchers uncover new evidence for the origin of RNA splicing within human genes
Six-Inch Human Skeleton Discovered with Multiple Disease-Associated Mutations
The specimen's exceptionally small stature and multiple skeletal abnormalities, including a cone-shaped skull, led to widespread speculation on its origin
Two Genes Likely Play Key Role in Extreme Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy
UCLA-led study will help scientists better understand debilitating condition
Empathy is Not Just Learned—It's Also Genetics
How empathic we are is not just a result of our upbringing and experience but also partly a result of our genes
Low-Fat or Low-Carb? It’s a Draw, Study Finds
Neither option is superior: Cutting either carbs or fats shaves off excess weight in about the same proportion, according to the study
Scientists Discover How Gene Mutation Triggers Immune Disease
Study tests treatment that worked in donated cells from patient
Discovery of the 'Pioneer' That Opens the Genome
IRCM and UdeM researchers explain a cell differentiation mechanism in Nature Genetics