Press releases in 2008
- 23rd December
- A new search for cancer treatments
- 17th December
- Genetic messages in Wikipedia
- 16th December
- £3M funding to decode genomes of 17 mouse strains
- 14th December
- Brain Background to Body Mass
- 7th December
- Genes for nine health indicators
- 7th December
- The Genetic Heart of the Lipids
- 7th December
- Discovery of new gene associated with diabetes risk suggests link with body clock
- 27th November
- What drives cancer?
- 24th November
- Next-generation technology provides human genome sequence
- 18th November
- The International Cancer Genome Consortium announces the launch of eight Cancer Genome Projects
- 6th November
- DNA chunks, chimps and humans
- 31st October
- Oblivious Oblivion
- 30th October
- The Alphabet, Tyrian Purple...And Genes
- 8th October
- Genome of a monkey human-malaria parasite
- 17th September
- Maps of Structural Variation released for Cancer Cell Lines
- 11th September
- Making the Most of Genetic Data
- 27th July
- Defining DNA Differences to Track and Tackle Typhoid
- 16th July
- Sanger Institute to help boost infection research
- 2nd July
- Fifteen human genomes each week
- 11th June
- Three Sequencing Companies Join 1000 Genomes Project
- 8th June
- Origins of the brain
- 16th May
- Mike Stratton, co-Head of Cancer Genome Project at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Elected to the Royal Society
- 15th May
- Connecting Cancer Genes
- 11th May
- Mutant gene causes epilepsy, intellectual disability in women
- 7th May
- Emerging superbug genome sequenced
- 4th May
- Second Genetic Link to Weight and Obesity
- 1st May
- Genome Campus has Top Two in the UK
- 29th April
- Seeing the enemy up close
- 29th April
- Global Genetics Consortium Sets Sights On Cancer
- 14th April
- Largest ever study of genetics of common disease just got bigger
- 27th March
- Crusader Y chromosomes in Lebanon
- 22nd February
- Novel method to reveal drug targets
- 8th February
- Scientists reveal a new target to fight bad cholesterol
- 22nd January
- International Consortium Announces the 1000 Genomes Project
- 14th January
- Taking Sequencing Forward
- 7th January
- Changing patterns of infection
