Genome Sequencing
CDC Says 10% Of COVID Swabs Sent to Genome Lab, Raising Privacy Questions
Scientists are analyzing the sequencing of the COVID-19 virus for variants like Delta and Omicron.
Red Pandas Are Two Separate Species, Study Finds
Scientists have used whole-genome sequencing to explore the evolutionary history of the endangered species.
Why We Will Stop Having Sex to Reproduce
Advances in IVF, as well as gene editing, mean it could soon become the primary way to have children—not just for infertile or same-sex couples but for everyone.
Breakthrough DNA Sequencer Fills Gaps in Human Genome
The device has closed 12 gaps in the known human genome.
Salamander Has Longest Genome Ever Sequenced
Biologists found that the axolotl has an exceptionally long genome, with 32 billion base pairs of DNA, 10 times the number a human has. It's the largest genome ever sequenced.
New Genome Shows Neanderthals Weren't So Incestuous
The world now has its second ever high-quality Neanderthal genome.
Bed Bug Genome Explains Some Mysteries
Understanding the genetic blueprint of these scourges may provide new targets for developing more effective and specially-tailored pesticides.
Whole Genome Sequencing Time Cut to Just 26 Hours
Previously, the fastest sequencing and diagnosis took 50 hours to complete.