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sector_ico_Fisheries_trans Fisheries and Aquaculture
The Genomic Tide: Genomics Unlocks Solutions for Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Public Health

From the depths of the ocean to our pristine mountain streams, every drop of water teems with life – a complex ecosystem of organisms seen and unseen.   Genomics is providing scientists with an unprecedented v...

November 25, 2024
PHOTO CREDIT: STEMCELL Technologies
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
Speeding up Stem Cell Research

Genome BC, STEMCELL Technologies and UBC Collaborate to Accelerate the Ability to Develop Stem Cells   HIGHLIGHTS This initiative aims to accelerate the generation of specific cell types from stem cells, po...

November 13, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
Pharmacogenomics: Preventing Adverse Drug Reactions in Cancer Treatment 

Adverse drug reactions are a significant challenge in modern medicine, particularly in cancer treatment where potent medications can have severe side effects. To avoid these negative reactions, it is important to underst...

October 29, 2024
PHOTO CREDIT: davemantel
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Biodiversity’s Genetic Dividends: Ensuring a Fair Share for All

OPINION: Dr. Federica Di Palma, Chief Scientific Officer and Vice President, Research and Innovation This week, the globe is gathering for COP16 in Colombia, poised to build upon the Kunming-Montreal Framework, a land...

October 25, 2024 | Federica Di Palma
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
New Genome BC Project Seeks Biomarkers for Early Detection of Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers in Canada and early detection is vital to improving treatment and survival rates. Currently, a method called urine cytology is used to check for cancer cells in urine. How...

October 25, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
Genome BC’s Ongoing Contributions to Lymphoid Cancer Research and Treatment  

A History of Innovation   Since our inception, Genome BC has funded crucial projects related to lymphoid cancer and our efforts continue to make a significant impact. Work in this area began with large-scale project...

October 15, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
Understanding Hereditary Cancer and Genome BC’s Role in Personalized Treatment 

Approximately 300,000 Canadians are at high risk for hereditary cancers, making it crucial to identify these genetic changes for timely and effective intervention.  What is Hereditary Cancer?  Hereditary cancers are ...

October 09, 2024
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Genome BC Funds Crucial Research to Combat an Emerging Deer Disease in British Columbia

Highlights Chronic Wasting Disease, a deadly disease that has devastated deer and elk populations in other regions, has been detected in British Columbia. The disease is 100% fatal in infected animals. Genome BC ...

October 07, 2024
sector_ico_Agrifood_trans Agrifood
New Project Seeks to Sniff Out the Genomic Secrets Behind Cannabis Aromas

Like whisky (smoky, fruity) or wine (bright, earthy), cannabis has a wide range of aromas. A new Genome BC-funded project, in partnership with Aurora Cannabis Inc. and researchers from the University of British Columb...

October 01, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
New Genetic Counsellor Trial Aims to Provide Personalized Genetic Care in BC

HIGHLIGHTS A clinical trial funded by Genome BC and led by researchers from the University of British Columbia seeks to integrate genetic counsellors into family physician clinics in British Columbia to provide pers...

September 19, 2024
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Soothsaying with Soil: Genomics and Innovative Land Reclamation Research at the Mount Milligan Mine

Highlights  Reclaiming mine sites is a deliberate, long-term process that requires a sustained commitment, and it can take years to know if efforts are fully working Genome BC is funding a new research partnersh...

September 11, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
Partnering for Progress: Transforming Healthcare in British Columbia Through Genomics

Genomics is transforming British Columbia’s healthcare landscape and modernizing patient care.   However, several challenges must be addressed, including ensuring equitable access to these advancements, integr...

September 04, 2024
sector_ico_GenomicsSociety_trans Genomics and Society
An Alliance of Innovation: Building BC’s Life Science Ecosystem Through Partnerships

The life sciences sector in British Columbia (BC) is thriving, driven by a potent combination of world class research, entrepreneurial spirit and collaboration. Partnerships are the cornerstone of this success, fostering...

August 20, 2024
Data and Technology sector_ico_Agrifood_trans Agrifood
SFU co-led hubs to innovate Canadian agriculture and reduce carbon footprint with $15.8M investment

Two SFU co-led genomics hubs will help the Canadian agriculture industry cut its carbon footprint and boost sustainable and resilient food systems, after receiving over $15.8 million in federal and partner funding. To...

July 30, 2024
sector_ico_Health_trans Human Health
BC Study to Pave the Way for Tailored Treatment of Depression

A new research initiative in British Columbia is exploring ways for the BC healthcare system to tailor depression treatments to the unique needs of each person, moving towards a more effective and patient-centred approac...

June 27, 2024

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