National Human Genome Research InstituteOvjeren akaunt

@genome_gov

Funding research at the forefront of genomics to improve human health. Formerly the Human Genome Project.

Bethesda, MD
Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2010.

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    What are polygenic risk scores and how do they affect us? We worked with to create an intro video with all of the PRS info you need!

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  2. Humans only have two pigments that help make all skin colors! The pigment eumelanin has two types, black and brown versions. Pheomelanin is mostly responsible for red-colored hair. Another kind, called neuromelanin, gives dark colors to some brain structures.

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  3. Let’s celebrate National ! Register your events and download our free materials to support your activities.

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  4. Pleese apply know: Lede editer kneaded for ! Must have gr8t attention 2 Detail. Must bee a x-pert inn AP styles. Post closes Mondae, February THIRD, two thousand and twennty! Publick: Federale:

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  5. 31. sij

    Researchers are starting to use single-cell RNA sequencing in their studies of human tissues at the molecular level. But processing solid tissues brings challenges. and his collaborators evaluated several approaches for tackling this problem.

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  6. colleagues, our lead writer editor position is still open until Monday, Feb. 3! Share with your friends who are enthusiastic about writing and science. Public: Federal:

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  7. In March 1997, the New York Times reported on the Human Genome Project’s first completed high-resolution map of the X chromosome. This map took 10 years to complete and was finished with the help of 25 biologists at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

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  8. “We are at an inflection point. The language of genomics will be part of the language of health care in the coming decade, so we must raise awareness. Not only because it is way cool, but because it’s part of all of our health and well-being.” —

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  9. “So much of the way we’ve practiced medicine until now has been about how we deal with the average patient. But none of us is average. Each of us is unique. Now, we can tailor medical care, building on a fundamental knowledge of how the human blueprint actually works.”

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  10. In general, animals are less tolerant of chromosomal changes than plants. Many plants can acquire extra sets of chromosomes and not be harmed. In fact, for some plants, duplication of chromosomes has been a critical step in their genome evolution.

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  11. funded has reevaluated genes linked to the heart condition long QT syndrome, disputing nine genes and confirming three. The paper is highlighted in news. Read more here!

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  12. 25. sij

    The axolotl salamander is an amazing animal, with the ability to completely regenerate body parts, including bones, nerves, and muscles. It has the largest genome ever sequenced with 32 billion base pairs, compared to our genome of ~3 billion base pairs.

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  13. Comparative genomics is a field of research in which tools are used to complete genome sequences of different species. This has many benefits including the ability to understand what genes relate to biological systems. Learn more with our fact sheet!

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  14. In 1949 Alfred E. Mirsky, a biochemist, discovered that the amount of DNA is exactly the same amongst all members of a given species. He is also known for discovering DNA constancy, which proved the concept of DNA as the hereditary material.

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  15. We’re ! We are looking for an enthusiastic lead writer-editor to join our communications team. Vacancy opens on Jan. 25. Public: Federal:

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  16. 22. sij

    recently wrote an article for that provides an excellent overview of recent advances in genome-editing tools. But as CRISPR brings great promise for medical benefits, we must remain ethical with our use of it.

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  17. . and are accepting applications for a new fellowship program in Genomic Medicine Program Management aimed to lead genomic medicine research and implementation programs at NIH. Learn more and apply:

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  18. 21. sij

    Over the years, I’ve found that people have trouble imagining what three billion letters representing the human genome sequence actually look like -- so I decided to make it real! Let’s begin that journey...

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  19. .’s Community and Engagement Working Group created an infographic and amazing resource page that introduces the basics of genetics and genomics, and how they impact our lives. Check it out!

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  20. A big congrats to Dr. Chris Gunter, who was just appointed as the Senior Advisor for the ! She will be doing intramural research and help with public engagement about genomics. So thrilled to have you join us, .

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  21. In January 1997, we were still known as the National Center for Human Genome Research. Then officially changed our status to be among the other research institutes at . The name became the National Human Genome Research Institute - sound familiar?

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