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The reference material will help crime laboratories accurately analyze genetic evidence that has degraded or contains DNA from multiple individuals.
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NIST Releases New Forensic Genetic Reference Material to Help Crime Laboratories Analyze Challenging Cases

DNA laboratories can use the samples to help train analysts and validate forensic tests
byNational Institute of Standards and Technology
The journal publication was simultaneously highlighted at the annual Family Heart Foundation Global Summit in Atlanta, in which the findings were shared with medical experts, policy makers, and industry leaders from around the world.
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Experts Recommend Testing Children for Underdiagnosed Genetic Heart Condition

The Mount Sinai researchers trained AI models to quantify disease on a spectrum, offering more nuanced insight into how disease risk plays out in real life.
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Mount Sinai Researchers Use AI and Lab Tests to Predict Genetic Disease Risk

The younger patients, especially those between the ages of five and eight, responded best to the treatment.
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Gene Therapy Restored Hearing in Deaf Patients

New gene therapy well-tolerated and improves hearing in all 10 patients with congenital deafness or severe hearing impairment
byKarolinska Institutet
Rapid in-house companion diagnostics can transform lab workflows and help pharma reach more patients, faster.
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FDA Approves NGS Companion Diagnostic for ZEGFROVY and Tumor Profiling

Oncomine Dx Express Test on the Ion Torrent Genexus Dx Integrated Sequencer generates results in as little as 24 hours to support timely therapy decisions
byThermo Fisher Scientific
Females have two X chromosomes, males have one X and one Y chromosome, and it is common for males to lose the Y chromosome in some of their cells as they age.
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Loss of Y Chromosome Leads to Poor Cancer Outcomes

New findings could lead to improved immunotherapy options for male patients
byCedars-Sinai Medical Center
An illustration of many small, colorful rectangles on a black background to represent data generated from a genetics DNA sequence mapping.
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Introducing a New Single-Cell Multiomics Workflow for Sequencing-Ready Libraries in Less than 10 Hours

The new workflow enables scalable, high-throughput analysis of hundreds to thousands of single cells, advancing applications in cancer research, drug development, and precision medicine
byTecan andBioSkryb Genomics
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Optimizing Genetic Health Risk Testing: The Power of Preanalytical Systems

Join Today’s Clinical Lab with experts from Targeted Genomics and DNA Genotek for an in-depth discussion on the role of Genetic Health Risk Tests (GHR) in advancing personalized healthcare, and how integrating sample collection devices validated for their analytical performance can enhance the reliability and accessibility of GHRs
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PROSTOXTM ultra is the first and only molecular diagnostic test to use biology and genetics to predict radiation toxicity
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New Study Validates First and Only Molecular Diagnostic Test for Radiation Toxicity in Prostate Cancer

PROSTOX ultra is the first and only molecular diagnostic test to use biology and genetics to predict radiation toxicity
byMiraDx
Illustration of thousands of people gathered in the shape of a DNA double helix against a blue background.
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We Must Not Ignore Eugenics in Our Genetics Curriculum, Says Biology Professor

Professor Mark Peifer explains why understanding the history of eugenics is critical for up-and-coming scientists
byCell Press
Illustration of a double helix representing genetic material against a blue background.
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AlidaBio Launches EpiPlex™ Platform to Advance Epitranscriptomic Research

EpiPlex is first platform to offer multitarget, quantitative analysis of RNA modifications to provide comprehensive detection and characterization of the epitranscriptome
byAlidaBio
New England Biolabs released an updated kit that provides more sensitive detection of 5mC and 5hmC.
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​New England Biolabs Launches EM-seq v2, an Updated Kit for More Sensitive Detection of 5mC and 5hmC

This bisulfite-free method of methylation detection provides a faster, more streamlined workflow that enables highly sensitive analysis
byNew England Biolabs
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Barcelona Launches World’s First Evolutionary Medical Genomics Program

CRG, UPF, and IBE researchers are teaming up to explore the evolutionary underpinnings of disease at the molecular level
byCentre for Genomic Regulation
Of the many genes involved in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis, the researchers identified two key genes, ATXN2L and MMP14, that are most strongly linked to both diseases.
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Two Key Genes Identified Linking Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoporosis

The genes, involved in both diseases, could serve as targets for diagnosis and treatment
byAmerican Institute of Physics
Illustration of a human brain with half pink and half blue with other brains around it on a blue background.
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Inherited Neurological Conditions Likely Underdiagnosed, Study Finds

A new study finds that inherited neurological conditions may be three times more common than previously thought, reshaping genetic testing and diagnostic practices
byToday's Clinical Lab
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