MAPseq uses RNA sequencing to rapidly and inexpensively find the diverse destinations of thousands of neurons in a single experiment in a single animal

Sticking it to rogue RNA

“With the world’s population set to reach more than nine billion by 2050, we need to intensify our efforts in breeding new cereals and other food plants with improvements in yield, quality, and disease resistance," professor says

Nicholas Navin, PhD, associate professor at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, elaborates on the promise of single-cell sequencing as an innovative, noninvasive tool for research and clinical use.

Company welcomes new customers with promise to provide seamless support for genomics research

More than 30 diseases, all of them incurable, are caused by RNA repeats

Breakthrough technology allows Einstein scientists to observe protein production at the root of diseases

Researchers are developing quick ways to convert information into lead drugs by using several novel and transformative technologies they've developed

Researchers have gained new insights into how components of RNA and DNA formed from chemicals present on early Earth before life existed

Sandia’s QUASR enables speedy, accurate detection of West Nile and other viruses.