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The world population is continuously growing. As the second largest producer and largest exporter of beef in the world, Brazil has an important role in feeding such a population. Jacques and Irene from...
50631 views | 4 years ago
Complex diseases have increased dramatically over the last few decades. Many of these are associated with abnormalities in composition of the microbiome, but the cause/effect relationship still remains...
45389 views | 4 years ago
Individual cells can have thousands of connections with other cells. Understanding complex traits and diseases requires the understanding of such connections. Jacques and Irene interview James Eberwine,...
43733 views | 2 years ago
The clear majority of the Human Genome is non-coding. Although those billions of bases do not specifically encode genes, there are many hidden sequences whose job is to dial up and dial down the activity...
37219 views | 5 years ago
Dogs are our loyal companions who share our environment, food, and even some diseases. Yet, purebred dogs represent only a quarter of the approximately 1 billion dogs worldwide. Where do they come from,...
36639 views | 6 years ago
In 2014, We asked our employees and thought leaders to share their vision of how genomics will transform our world. The stories are speculative and reflect our hopes for the future. Learn more about...
36475 views | 5 years ago
In forensics, sometimes samples are so degraded that traditional DNA extractions and methods may not work. Jacques and Irene with Mitch Holland explain how high-throughput sequencing is helping us realize...
35030 views | 1 year ago
Professor Bunce explores our deep seas and gives insight into eDNA analysis through metabarcoding.