MGI Awarded $60M for New Centers for Complex Disease Genomics Network 4-Year Grant from NHGRI for Studies of Cardiovascular and Neuropsychiatric Diseases <\/p>\n
Study Uncovers Hard-to-Detect Cancer Mutations Dr. Li Ding and her team developed a software tool for finding a certain type of genetic error that has been consistently missed by cancer genome studies and identified a large number of such events in critical cancer genes. <\/p>\n
Reference Genomes Improvement Project MGI's commitment to enhancing the human reference genomes <\/p>\n
MGI Hosts Hands-on Workshop Dr. Mitreva and her laboratory provide instruction for attendees on bioinformatics for helminth genomics <\/p>\n
MGI Awarded Grant to Improve Human Reference Genome Resource Grant supports MGIs contributions to the Genome Reference Consortium to enhance the quality and breadth of the human genome reference assembly <\/p>\n
Supporting Science Elizabeth H. and James S. McDonnell III provide an extraordinary gift to enable genomic research <\/p>\n
The Cat's Meow MGI researchers and collaborators explore the cat genome, revealing clues to domestication. <\/p>\n
McDonnell Genome Institute researchers make scientific double play Wesley Warren, PhD and Richard K. Wilson, PhD contribute to two separate cover stories in Science and Nature in the same week <\/p>\n
Drug Gene Interaction Database Twin brothers develop an online database that matches disease genes with potential drugs. <\/p>\n
McDonnell Genome Institute Researchers Remain on \"Hottest Researchers\" List Wilson, Mardis, Ding, Fulton on Hottest Researchers <\/p>\n
Cancer Genomics Two new studies shed light on the genomics of two deadly forms of cancer. <\/p>\n
Sample Prep Maze Ndonwi scans genomic DNA samples for an infant microbiome project. <\/p>\n
Testing and Training Lisa Cook tests a new sample preparation protocol. <\/p>\n
McDonnell Genome Institute Tours Outreach member, Latricia Wallace, leads a tour of the McDonnell Genome Institute. <\/p>\n
Outreach Event Students present posters at an Outreach event for DNA Day. <\/p>\n
Preparing to Sequence Preparing a fluorescent gel during library construction. <\/p>\n
Software Development Staff developers and software engineers work on the latest analysis pipelines. <\/p>\n
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