Pan-Cancer project yields comprehensive map of cancer genomes
The Human Pangenome Project & UC Santa Cruz
How Ancient DNA Sequencing Changed the Game
NIH funds Center for Live Cell Genomics at UC Santa Cruz
NIH funds Center for Live Cell Genomics at UC Santa Cruz The NIH Centers of Excellence in Genomic Science program has awarded $13.5 million over five years for a new center to advance genomics in biomedical research Tim Stephens | UCSC | Sept. 27, 2021 A new Center...
The Bay Area experts who are building COVID-19’s evolutionary tree of life
The Bay Area experts who are building COVID-19’s evolutionary tree of life UCSC project reveals the path and pattern of dangerous contagion September 5, 2021 | Lisa M. Krieger | Mercury News As new generations of the COVID-19 virus multiply across the globe, a team of...
UCSC researcher awarded grant for gene variant data exchange expansion
UCSC researcher awarded grant for gene variant data exchange expansion In November 2020, we announced an effort led at UCSC by genomics research scientist Melissa Cline in collaboration with the patient advocacy nonprofit No Stomach For Cancer to release a web portal...
The complete sequence of a human genome
Abstract In 2001, Celera Genomics and the International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium published their initial drafts of the human genome, which revolutionized the field of genomics. While these drafts and the updates that followed effectively covered the...
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