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International team probes unique collection of early- and late-stage endometrial tumors to shed light on the biology of metastasis

The variety of –omes and –omic sciences has exploded in the last 20 years. Proteomics, metagenomics, transcriptomics...which –omes are on the rise?

What could we learn if we probed the subtle effects of thousands of DNA variations on gene expression, all at once? Two recent Cell papers hint at how an assay called MPRA could help us get there.

Ó³»­´«Ã½ institute member James Collins demystifies how antibiotics work, laying a path toward smarter, more effective use of existing bacteria-fighting drugs

The widespread use of antibiotics marked a major turning point in medical history. Bacterial infections that once disfigured or killed their hosts could be neutralized simply, swiftly, and, for the most part, safely.

A new high-resolution technique for reading combinations of chemical flags in the epigenome could help uncover new rules underlying cell fate and provide important clues for understanding diseases like cancer.