Genomics and policy news monthly round-up - July 2014
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Super-sequencing giant Illumina hopes to lock horns with Chinese rival BGI over the potentially highly lucrative internal market for non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT).
Schizophrenia and bipolar research at the Broad Institute have received a major injection of funding from businessman Ted Stanley.
A study published recently in Nature Genetics has identified an important genetic mutation in fibroadenomas, the most common form of breast tumour in women under 30.
A new genomics data partnership has received major funding from New York State in the US.
A Cambridge collaboration has yielded a new single-cell technique for mapping genome-wide epigenetic marking.
The new Science Minister, Greg Clark, has announced that all seven UK research councils, under the leadership of the Medical Research Council (MRC), will join forces to form a ’war cabinet’ to tackle antimicrobial resistance.
