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About the Authors Biology, particularly genetics, needs a serious reevaluation of values. An onslaught of experimental data no longer fits neatly within established postulates, forcing scientists to search for answers at new levels. Peter P. Garyaev began research into new areas of genetic coding in 1984, and by 1994 had created his own branch of […]

Since genomic sequencing has become more affordable and widely accessible, people with skills to organize and interpret this surge of data have become invaluable. They can recognize patterns previously invisible or uncover new possibilities for discovery. GSK will use this agreement to advance Wave’s preclinical programs, including WVE-006, an innovative RNA editing therapeutic designed to […]

A new generation of genomic medicines promises to revolutionize healthcare. These include gene therapies for genetic diseases like spinal muscular atrophy 1 and cancer treatments that utilize messenger RNA vaccines like Moderna and CureVac. But their high cost may present an impediment to treatment; thus requiring steps be taken to make these therapies more cost-effective. […]

Genomic Wave Whole Genome Sequencing is one of the world’s most ambitious sequencing projects ever undertaken and its initial data set should become available by Spring 2021. In the second interwave, 204 real time RT-PCR-confirmed COVID-19 positive samples were selected for whole genome sequencing; most belonged to VOC Alpha or Delta families. Deep learning Deep […]

Over 4750 samples were sequenced between November 2020 and March 2022; of these genomes, 3493 fulfilled quality criteria for phylogenetic and spatiotemporal analyses. Phylogenetic analysis showed that ZJ11 genotype caused most human infections during wave V. Assumption-free k-nearest neighbour clustering at county level revealed groups of German states with similar spreading dynamics; derivative plots of […]