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From The Labs

CoRSIVs have been found in cattle. They offer a new approach to improve the livestock industry

August 20, 2024 cattle,  CoRSIVs,  epigenetics,  livestock,  mammalian genome,  Research

CoRSIVs provide information that may allow farmers to predict and select desirable cattle characteristics.

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Breakthrough epigenetic study can improve the power to predict disease risk

January 31, 2023 CoRSIVs,  disease risk,  DNA methylation,  epigenetics,  epigenome-wide association study,  EWAS,  Research

The researchers hope their approach will have transformative effects in the field of epigenetic epidemiology.

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Machine learning meets biology to assess risk of schizophrenia in a blood sample

August 17, 2021 CoRSIVs,  early diagnosis,  epigenetics,  machine learning,  Psychiatry,  Research,  schizophrenia

A novel machine learning approach can identify schizophrenia patients with 80% accuracy.

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From the Labs: Image of the Month

An edited image of a human hand made with many different colord tiles, meant to reflect the genetic diversity found in the human body and other mammals. From the Labs: Humans are complex genetic mosaics.

Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

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