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"Unmuting" a silenced gene may solve Angelman dilemma

December 2, 2014 Ana Rodríguez 2 Comments exome, genome

By Ruth SoRelle, M.P.H. Most genes are inherited as two working copies, one from the mother and one from the father. However, in a few

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Image of the Month: Life as art

September 4, 2014 Ana Rodríguez 0 Comments Cancer, exome, genome, high throughput sequencing, molecular biology, Sequencing

Translational medicine might mean one thing to the scientific world, but to an artist, it is something completely different. For example, this cover illustration for

From the Labs features an image of oligodendrocytes, which are key to maintaining rapid and precise transmission of nerve signals in the body. Image courtesy of Chih-Yen Wang/Lee lab/Genes and Development.