Press releases in 2007
- 6th December
- Thirty years on: one human genome a day
- 2nd December
- Mutant sperm guide clinicians to new diseases
- 29th November
- Inside DNA
- 24th October
- Largest ever Alzheimer's gene study underway
- 21st October
- Major genetic breakthrough for ankylosing spondylitis brings treatment hope
- 17th October
- Consortium Publishes Phase II Map of Human Genetic Variation
- 12th October
- Cambridge scientists in world's first major genome screen for osteoarthritis
- 9th October
- Researchers Expand Efforts to Explore Functional Landscape of the Human Genome
- 16th September
- Genes and disease? It's what you do with what you have
- 22nd August
- Leader in Human Genetics to join Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
- 6th July
- Canadian, British and American scientists launch major new genome partnership to catalogue all common copy number variations
- 17th June
- Potent possibilities for parasite attack
- 13th June
- The Wider View from a Detailed Focus
- 6th June
- Largest ever study of genetics of common diseases
- 23rd May
- Botulism bug has few genome wrinkles
- 26th April
- Minuscule molecules pack a powerful punch
- 8th March
- Molecular mechanism of learning
- 7th March
- Drivers and Passengers on the Road to Cancer
- 8th February
- Which Genome Variants Matter?
- 11th January
- Stealth technology maintains fitness after sex
