Press releases in 2009
- 23rd December
- Broken genomes behind breast cancers
- 22nd December
- Sanger Institute first for impact
- 16th December
- Lung Cancer and melanoma laid bare
- 6th December
- Genetic studies reveal new causes of severe obesity in childhood
- 2nd December
- Ten years of 22
- 30th November
- Biology of emergent Salmonella exposed
- 11th November
- Senior Sanger Institute researcher honoured
- 2nd November
- First draft of the pig genome
- 21st October
- Sanger Institute duo among 66 honoured
- 16th October
- TraDIS technique tackles typhoid
- 11th October
- Blood counts are clues to human disease
- 8th October
- Standards for a new genomic age
- 7th October
- Jumping genes, gene loss and genome dark matter
- 25th September
- Candida can do less
- 11th September
- Sparking debate on data and resource sharing
- 1st September
- Senior Sanger Institute Investigator awarded Carter medal
- 27th August
- We are all mutants
- 30th July
- Genetic variations produce different effects, depending on the tissue
- 21st July
- Cdiff spores spread superbug
- 15th July
- Complete fluke? Genome sequencers crack parasite genome
- 10th July
- Prestigious award for Sanger Institute researcher
- 8th July
- Visit by His Royal Highness The Duke of York
- 14th June
- Knockout results for mouse genetics
- 4th June
- Scientists identify gene for deadly inherited lung disease
- 31st May
- First testicular cancer risk genes found
- 24th May
- Genetic study of malaria
- 21st May
- Chlamydia that avoids diagnosis
- 20th May
- UnMASCing diseases of the brain
- 15th May
- Karen Steel elected Fellow of the Royal Society
- 13th May
- Prestigious awards in microbiology
- 1st May
- Switches, circuits, brain and disease
- 19th April
- The genetic X-factor
- 16th April
- DECIPHERing human disease
- 12th April
- New insights into hearing loss
- 8th April
- Adding factors
- 3rd April
- The lowdown on height genes
- 29th March
- Getting down to basics
- 27th March
- UK scientific breakthrough to help animals worldwide
- 19th March
- Genome-wide association scan reveals the landscape of inherited variability in response to warfarin dose
- 18th March
- G2C Online launches
- 23rd February
- Could Genetics Improve Warfarin Dosing?
- 11th February
- Simple yeast leads to understanding ourselves
- 9th February
- The genetics of heart disease
- 5th February
- The nonsense in our genes
- 18th January
- The worst luck in the world?
