A*STAR Genome Institute of Singapore (A*STAR GIS)

Researchers at A*STAR are growing better models of aging brain diseases in the search to stop the decline

Genetic repetitions determine the risk of developing a common kidney disease

The paradoxical roles of well-known cancer genes are mediated by oxygen levels in breast cancer

A surprising finding shows that some clusters of cells commonly found in the bloodstream of colorectal cancer patients are actually non-cancerous

A strategy for efficiently converting stem cells to neurons offers a potent neurological research tool

A pair of microRNAs implicated in the spread of lung cancer could lead to new diagnostics and therapies

A sensitive DNA profiling technique could improve scientists’ approach to fighting cancer drug resistance

A gene mutation that makes the body turn life-saving immune cells into a rare and dangerous cancer has been identified for the first time

Singaporeans spend 48,000 extra days a year in hospital due to adverse drug reactions

A*STAR researchers are bringing big data genome analytics to Singapore

The mix of microbes living in the bile duct could play a role in a rare but lethal form of cancer

New genes associated with primary angle closure glaucoma suggest which structural cell processes might cause the disease