Recent news from across the One Health Genomics Edinburgh network. Latest News Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Breakthrough article from Greiss lab published in Nucleic Acids Research 03 November, 2022 Using a quadruplet codon to expand the genetic code of an animal. DNA offers insights into pig muscle development 03 November, 2022 Analysis of the genetic code of pigs provides insights into muscle growth to inform breeding… TestEd team awarded Principal’s Medal at winter graduation ceremony 03 November, 2022 Professor Tim Aitman received the medal on behalf of the team for significant achievements in… Mink farms’ coronavirus outbreak driven by workers 03 November, 2022 Covid-19 transmission between mink farms in the Netherlands was associated with movements of staff… Genetic contact tracing could help curb TB outbreaks 03 November, 2022 Routine analysis of bacteria in cattle and badgers could help manage early spread of costly disease… Card game teaches livestock genetics 03 November, 2022 A free online resource for children will teach how genetics research can help East African… Bacterial gene has key role in Legionnaires’ disease 03 November, 2022 A large-scale study of bacterial DNA samples had uncovered the significance of a gene in causing… Listen again: Genomics @Edinburgh - Facilities Day 03 November, 2022 We were delighted to host our virtual event - Facilities Day on Wednesday 24 November 2021. Listen again: Genomics at Edinburgh launch event 03 November, 2022 We were delighted to host our virtual launch event on Thursday 16 September 2021. Newsletters 10 May, 2025 Sign up to receive a regular e-newsletter with news, upcoming events, publications, and open… Martina Dajak on improving the phenotype of an industrial oil-producing microalgae strain 10 May, 2025 She discusses the expanding Omega-3 nutrient gap caused by overfishing and climate change, and… Connectivity in dolphin DNA may support conservation plans 10 May, 2025 Atlantic white-sided dolphins have been shown to be highly interconnected within their population,… Dr Bryan Wee on the study of the genomes of bacterial pathogens 10 May, 2025 He talks about studying the genomes of bacterial pathogens to learn how bacteria spread and how… Dr Marcin Plech on research into human hereditary diseases through deep mutation scanning 10 May, 2025 He talks about how his research could have immediate impact on the detection and treatment of… Ersi Christodoulou on understanding the formation of bile ducts in the embryo 10 May, 2025 She talks about the bile ducts, tubular structures that carry bile (a fluid involved in digestion)… Dr Robert Hillary on analysing genetic, epigenetic, and other omic data in large health studies 10 May, 2025 He talks about his research, which focuses on finding biomarkers in our blood that could help… Amelia Edmondson-Stait on the connection between inflammation and psychiatric symptoms 10 May, 2025 She talks about how she uses large population data sets of thousands of people to identify patterns… Dr Elisa Barbieri on the regulation of gene expression in stem cells 10 May, 2025 She tells us that she is currently trying to unravel the molecular mechanisms that determine… Dr Elena Bernabeu on understanding the association between multiple omics signatures and human traits 10 May, 2025 She talks about the quest to better understand sex differences in the omics that could explain why… Genome project sheds light on rare diseases in Scotland 10 May, 2025 Detection and treatment of rare and severe inherited diseases in routine care can be improved by… … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 This article was published on 2025-01-31
