Recent news from across the One Health Genomics Edinburgh network. Latest News Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Meeting Report - Single Cell Approaches Workshop 13 September, 2024 Over 80 researchers joined us on 23rd August, both in-person at the Nucleus Building and online, to… Indigenous chickens reveal environment-driven microbiome diversity 04 September, 2024 Study reveals Ethiopia’s unique ecological impact on indigenous chicken gut microbiomes,… Whole genome sequencing used to detect genetic causes of primary ciliary dyskinesia 02 September, 2024 Genetic factors underlying the rare condition were identified in patients, including in a novel… Skin cell discovery could help Atlantic salmon fend off sea lice 02 September, 2024 Comparative transcriptomics of Coho and Atlantic salmon response to sea lice has identified the… Researchers define fundamental molecular mechanism in DNA replication 02 September, 2024 A new study from researchers at the Institute of Genetics and Cancer describes a mechanism for how… Largest study of the nose and mouth microbiome to date 14 August, 2024 Researchers have used data from over 3000 individuals to map the nose and mouth microbiome New research investigates the strand specificity of DNA damage and repair 17 July, 2024 A new paper by a research team led by Professor Martin Taylor found that DNA damage is bypassed in… Tell-tale gene affects success of drug used to treat chronic pain 16 July, 2024 Women who carry a particular form of a pain gene are more likely to respond well to a common… Rare disease genetics reveals microtubule mechanism for ciliopathies 16 July, 2024 Using patient cells, organoids and mouse models, a research team led by Professor Pleasantine Mill… Two founder variants account for 90% of pathogenic BRCA alleles in Orkney and Shetland 06 June, 2024 Viking Genes volunteer data has linked a harmful variant in the gene BRCA2, which increases the… Research highlights main components needed to repair damaged DNA 02 June, 2024 A new study has highlighted the critical role of a protein called cyclin F in controlling DNA… Mutation drives bacterial adaptation to immune response 02 May, 2024 A team of Roslin Institute scientists have uncovered a genetic mutation that helps a common… Genomic analysis reveals new resistance gene variation in pet pathogen 24 April, 2024 Insight into the diversity of antibiotic resistance genes could aid in developing effective… IRR researchers leading national centre to tackle rare lung diseases 23 April, 2024 A £9.4 million collaborative research centre will accelerate improved tests, treatments and… Generation Scotland halfway to recruiting 20k new volunteers 29 March, 2024 Generation Scotland, Scotland’s largest family health study, hit an incredible 10,000 new volunteer… Butterfly and moth genomes mostly unchanged despite 250 million years of evolution 05 March, 2024 Comparison of over 200 high-quality butterfly and moth genomes reveals key insights into their… Cost-effective DNA analysis could support dog research 06 February, 2024 Lower-cost genomic analysis could enable affordable screening of individual dogs for genetic health… Virus ancestry could help predict next pandemic 05 February, 2024 A new study has identified 70 virus lineages that pose the biggest risk of causing future global… Early career researchers attend Edinburgh Next Generation of Genomics Symposium (ENGoGS23) 02 February, 2024 ENGoGS23 was held on the 14th November 2023 at the Playfair Library. West Nile virus study sheds light on mitigating outbreaks 25 January, 2024 Mapping development of mosquito-borne virus offers clarity on managing risk of infections. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … This article was published on 2025-01-31
