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

A high-throughput sequencing strategy allows scientists to follow cancer’s trail of genomic destruction

Gene regulation may depend more on the synergy of multiple proteins rather than discrete contributions of individual factors

An atlas of embryonic stage-specific gene expression in fish provides insights into a long-standing enigma of the developmental process

A protein secreted from breast cancer cells enhances the spread and survival of tumor cells

The differentiation of stem cells into particular fetal cell lineages is a precarious affair acted out on a molecular battlefield

Two genetic variants on chromosome 6 are associated with lymphoma

Genetically engineered proteins can be used to revert cells back to their undifferentiated state

Variations in three genes can affect the size of the optic disc, a structure in the eye that is larger in individuals with visual dysfunction

Understanding the intimate connections between microbes and development could lead to better treatment of disease

A computational algorithm for tracking influenza viral ancestry outperforms even human experts

A genome-wide RNA interference screen identifies genes that govern the unique properties of human embryonic stem cells

An investigation into how some cancers evade treatment reveals a novel pathway regulating tumor growth