Darwin Tree of Life: Looking back on 2020
Despite restrictions, 2020 has been a busy year for the Darwin Tree of Life Project. We take a look at some of this year’s achievements and highlights.
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2021-11-11T17:29:04+00:0018 December 2020|
Despite restrictions, 2020 has been a busy year for the Darwin Tree of Life Project. We take a look at some of this year’s achievements and highlights.
2021-10-10T12:36:05+01:0011 February 2020|
Dr Kerstin Meyer, Principal Staff Scientist at the Sanger Institute, explains what it’s like to work on a such a huge, collaborative endeavour
2019-10-31T18:01:00+00:0031 October 2019|
Dr Velislava Petrova is a Postdoctoral Fellow working in immunogenetics in Dr Carl Anderson’s group at the Sanger Institute. Currently she is working at the United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Office of Innovation in Geneva
2022-12-21T16:03:49+00:003 October 2019|
Researchers have discovered the first extensively drug resistant non-typhoidal Salmonella in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
2021-10-11T11:19:57+01:0025 September 2019|
Studying mouse brain development can give insights into human neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders, as well as help diagnose rare genetic conditions
2022-12-17T09:05:07+00:0018 September 2019|
The method of a baby’s birth affects its collection of gut microbes – its microbiome. But we still don’t know if that has any long-term effects on health
2019-09-16T10:56:57+01:0016 September 2019|
You’re never too young to start learning about DNA sequencing, software development and 3D printing.
2023-11-08T09:57:35+00:0011 September 2019|
The wealth of information available to researchers through UK Biobank is powering studies into human health and disease
2021-11-26T16:14:37+00:008 August 2019|
Sanger scientists have sequenced the largest number of Treponema pallidum bacterial genomes to date. The bacterium causes syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease that is making a comeback. Their findings show us how the bacteria have evolved over time and developed resistance to antibiotics.
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