Genetics

What do advances in sequencing technology mean for research in cancer genomics?

Rare diseases are inherently less understood than most other areas of pathology – but the uphill battle is slowly being won

Technologies such as automation can help bring laboratory cytogenetics techniques into the future

Pathologist annotation meets next-generation molecular profiling with Visium Spatial Gene Expression

Questions to consider when exploring the potential of spatial transcriptomics

OCT angiography is being used to assess patients with sickle cell retinopathy before the disease progresses to irreversible vision loss

A new type of meta-DNA structure promises transformation in the fields of optoelectronics and synthetic biology

Understanding retinal adaptation in photoreceptor degenerative diseases could inspire future treatments

Twin study investigates how gut organisms influence the immune system

Sitting Down With… Jose Pulido, Larry A. Donoso Endowed Chair, Wills Eye