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

A protein called SON ensures proper splicing of proteins to keep embryonic stem cells in a state of self-renewal

A molecular mechanism that directs both cell growth and death via one protein could underpin more efficient cancer therapies

Single-cell analysis shows how embryonic cells maintain proper patterns of gene regulation   

RNA and protein molecules join forces to switch on gene networks responsible for brain development

A decade after the opening of Biopolis, Singapore’s premier biomedical sciences research hub, A*STAR’s multifaceted activities are spurring discovery and innovation with a global reach

A computational approach reveals a myriad of protein pairs that combine to regulate gene activity

Proper embryonic development depends on a signaling pathway that helps to preserve stem cell ‘immaturity’

A genetic study of Chinese patients reveals a prevalent risk factor for certain blood cancers not detected in European patients

A location map for a signaling protein identifies key molecular targets in human embryonic stem cells

A specific genetic variant expressed in a key immune protein heightens an individual’s chance of developing follicular lymphoma

Formal mathematics underpins a new approach that standardizes the analysis of genome information

A microchip that can identify human pathogens in a single test could revolutionize the diagnosis of infections