Splicing and survival – linked in colorectal cancer?
New research by Rolf I. Skotheim and colleagues, recently published in Genome Medicine, provides evidence for the occurrence of aberrant splicing events in… Read more »
Latest posts by Paraminder Dhillon (see all)
- March highlights of Genome Medicine: epigenetics, classifying cancers, next-generation sequencing and more - 13th April 2012
- Predicting future cancer risk based on epigenetic variation in normal cells - 27th March 2012
- Open science versus commercialization: an Open Debate in Genome Medicine - 12th March 2012
One step closer to a diagnostic test for schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a chronic and severe psychotic disorder that affects around 1% of the population. There is currently no physical or clinical test that can… Read more »
Guidelines to improve the reporting of genetic risk prediction studies
In recent years, genome-wide association studies have been widely used for predicting genes that are associated with common complex diseases, fueling interest… Read more »
Translational stem cell genomics
The stem cell field is a highly exciting area for both basic and translational research. In light of this, Genome Medicine, with Guest Editor Stuart Orkin,… Read more »
Two years of Genome Medicine
Since its launch in January 2009, Genome Medicine has acted as a forum for reporting and discussing some of the most exciting research in the evolving… Read more »
Unravelling the complex genetics of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most common cause of non-traumatic neurological disability affecting young adults. Relatively little is known about the… Read more »