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Connecting unexpected dots between cancer and diabetes
George Daley and his lab may have found a new way to connect the dots between cancer and diabetes. (michelle.gray/Flickr) Most of us think about cancer as a disease of genes gone awry – of mutations,...
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When to tell: The numbers problem with genomic studies and the “incidental...
Do the cells in this blood harbor a potentially harmful gene? If the answer is yes, but the person it belongs to donated it for unrelated research, it's not yet clear when - or how - to tell them....
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Gene sifting for gene snipping: GWAS as a source of gene editing targets
(Digital Storm/Shutterstock) When genome-wide association studies (GWAS) first started appearing 10 years ago, they were heralded as the answer to connecting human genetic variation to human disease....
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Making leaps and bounds in 10 years of genome-wide association studies
A clip from a Broad Institute infographic explains what researchers look for during genome-wide association studies. Download full infographic here. Credit: Susanna Hamilton/Karen Zusi of the Broad...
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