A genome-wide association study examines the whole genomes of a large number of individuals, to identify genetic variants associated with a trait or risk of a disorder.
Menopause occurs an average of nine years earlier in women with two copies of a variant of the CCDC201 gene...
Researchers have developed a comprehensive cell map of the human endometrium, and identified new cell types and interactions between them...
A timely conversation focused on the bioethical concerns wrapped up in the clinical use of polygenic embryo screening...
A new biological pathway linked with inflammatory bowel disease has been discovered, offering new opportunities for treatments...
Blood pressure regulation and risk of hypertension (high blood pressure) are influenced by over 2000 genomic regions...
The scope for artificial intelligance to improve our understanding of, and application of, genomics is discussed in this latest G Word Podcast, from Genomics England...
An area in the human and mouse genome has been found to contain DNA that controls genes involved in anxiety...
More than 200 new genes associated with depression have been identified in the first large-scale genome-wide association study to include participants from diverse ancestry groups...
Genetic variants that may help some people maintain a vegetarian diet better than others have been identified...
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