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Enhancing Access to Genomic Medicine

A startup aims to calculate the value in the onslaught of genetic tests.

Putting Genetic Tests to the Test

Craig Venter and colleagues compare consumer genetic tests and suggest ways to make them more useful.

Genetic Fountain of Youth

Researchers have identified a genetic tweak that can slow aging in mice.

Decoding the Profit Gene

Is the last pure genomics company from the 1990s about to go bust?

More-Precise Genetic Engineering for Plants

New technology makes it possible to alter plant genes precisely and efficiently.

A Gene Map of Europe

Researchers create a picture of Europe by mapping genetic variation among Europeans.

A Genetic Link for Vision Loss

A key molecule related to immunity may play a role in macular degeneration.

Making Genetic Testing Useful

A project aims to convert the slew of newly identified disease-risk genes into useful medical information.

Micromanaging RNA

Researchers target a tiny strand of RNA to try to treat hepatitis C.

Social Networking Hits the Genome

You will soon be able to compare your DNA with that of friends.

Genetics' Role in Health Disparities

Charles Rotimi explains why a more complete snapshot of genetic variation is important.

Genetic Variant Predicts Heart Disease Risk

A newly identified risk factor for heart disease also seems to indicate which patients will benefit from popular statin therapies.

A Molecular Map of Aging

A new genetic database could help reveal why animals age so differently.

A Novel Approach to DNA Analysis

Comparing fruit flies reveals a new way to identify the functional elements of genomes.

Crops That Shut Down Pests' Genes

Monsanto is developing genetically modified plants that use RNA interference to kill the insects that eat them.

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