Translational research – two new articles in Genome Medicine
When a genomic research project is planned, its medical applications may not be immediately apparent, and the subsequent process of translation to the clinic… Read more »
Latest posts by Rebecca Furlong (see all)
- Looking again at the Lupski-ome - 27th June 2013
- Gene patenting – a Genome Medicine twitter chat - 26th March 2013
- Genome Medicine announces a new series on microbes in health and disease - 14th December 2012
A comprehensive view of chromatin
"ChIP’ing the mammalian genome: technical advances and insights into functional elements", a Review recently published in Genome Medicine,… Read more »
New targets for the treatment of methotrexate resistance
Key genes involved in the development of resistance to methotrexate chemotherapy are reported in “Networking of differentially expressed genes in human cancer… Read more »
In the mood for genomics of lithium response
Lithium is the most effective prophylactic and therapeutic agent for bipolar disorder, yet we have much still to learn about its mechanisms, report Christina… Read more »
Mining for disease genes
Genomic data continue to accumulate at an ever-increasing rate, and the question of how best to exploit this for human disease research and therapy is… Read more »
Disease risk is a family affair
“Musings on genome medicine: the value of family history”, a guest Musings article published this week in Genome Medicine, argues that genome sequencing… Read more »