Disruptive Innovation in Genomics Archives

Human Health

Next generation immune profiling technology based on microfluidic sing...

Antibodies are molecules naturally made by the immune system to fight infection and disease. Every person is capable of making an immense variety of different antibodies, in respon...

May 25, 2021

Human Health

Replacing Immunoassays with MS-based Technology: Quantitative Proteomi...

Mice are the most commonly used mammals in health research. Because of their key role in drug development and biomedical research, the number and diversity of mouse models continue...

May 25, 2021

Human Health

GNOmics: Graphs ‘N’ Omics...

The reduced cost and increased quality of DNA sequencing technology, coupled with an ever-expanding collection of experimental results, allows for the regular sequencing of individ...

May 25, 2021

Human Health

A chemo-affinity toolkit for methylation proteomics...

Protein methylation is a post-translational modification process involving the addition of methyl groups to a region of the protein. The process plays an important role in pr...

May 25, 2021

Human Health

Automated Tumor Pathology...

To use genomics to aid in cancer treatment, a normal sample of the patients DNA is compared to the DNA from the cancerous tumour. This is&nb...

May 25, 2021

Human Health

Reimagining genome browsing for the era of single cell genomics...

Human tumours develop through the accumulation of mutations in their DNA. Individual cells within a tumour can acquire different mutations, which may respond differently to therapy...

May 25, 2021