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FEBRUARY 2012

Salt-Tolerant Rice Could Aid Japan’s Tsunami Farmers

UK scientists have claimed a breakthrough in research on rice that could help farmers devastated by last year’s tsunami in Japan. A Sainsbury Laboratory scientist said Japanese farmers could now grow a salt-resistant crop within two years.

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Publications

• Genome-Wide Survey of Large Rare Copy Number Variants in Alzheimer’s Disease Among Caribbean Hispanics
• Discovery and Validation of Molecular Biomarkers for Colorectal Adenomas and Cancer with Application to Blood Testing
• CAG Repeat Variants in the POLG1 Gene Encoding mtDNA Polymerase-Gamma and Risk of Breast Cancer in African-American Women
• miRNA Arm Selection and IsomiR Distribution in Gastric Cancer

News

• The Bigger Picture of Population Genomics
• New Device Sequences Genome in Two Hours
• Gene Identified as a New Target for Treatment of Aggressive Childhood Eye Tumour
• Genomics is Fast Becoming a Reliable Breeding Tool

Blogs

• Ethics and Genomic Research: ‘Genomethics’
• DNA Sequencing Used in the Clinic for the First Time
• MitoExome Sequencing Highlights Promise, Challenges of Genetic Diagnostics
• As Genomics Data Approaches Exascale, Cloud Could Save The Day

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