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Transforming Cancer Research with NGS: Precision vs. Speed >

Are panda bears related to other cute bears? >

How do animals adapt to live in the Sahara? >

Which came first—the dog or the dingo genome? DNA analysis may provide an answer >

A short history of CRISPR >

The human genome is officially fully sequenced. Now what? >

The 9 best books about genetics >

DNA Day 2022: Igniting a revolution >

Help is on the way for the endangered Sumatran rhino, courtesy of NGS sequencing >

Did I just give my pet COVID-19? >

16+ Tips For Your First Genomics Conference >

Who roamed the steppes of Eurasia? Who were the early Greeks? >

Eat, drink, and be scientific >

Deploying science’s animal instincts >

Move over, axolotl—there’s a new longest-genome winner in the animal kingdom >

A new NGS milestone: The million-year-old genome >

In Minnesota, NGS does the heavy lifting in SARS-CoV-2 tracking >

Prehistoric New Zealand Earthquake: A DNA Story >

In the tropics, CRISPR does what centuries of medical efforts could not >

Transforming Cancer Research with NGS: Precision vs. Speed
>

Are panda bears related to other cute bears?
>

How do animals adapt to live in the Sahara?
>

Which came first—the dog or the dingo genome? DNA analysis may provide an answer
>

A short history of CRISPR
>

The human genome is officially fully sequenced. Now what?
>

The 9 best books about genetics
>

DNA Day 2022: Igniting a revolution
>

Help is on the way for the endangered Sumatran rhino, courtesy of NGS sequencing
>

Did I just give my pet COVID-19?
>

16+ Tips For Your First Genomics Conference
>

Who roamed the steppes of Eurasia? Who were the early Greeks?
>

Eat, drink, and be scientific
>

Deploying science’s animal instincts
>

Move over, axolotl—there’s a new longest-genome winner in the animal kingdom
>

A new NGS milestone: The million-year-old genome
>

In Minnesota, NGS does the heavy lifting in SARS-CoV-2 tracking
>

Prehistoric New Zealand Earthquake: A DNA Story
>

In the tropics, CRISPR does what centuries of medical efforts could not
>