Sanger Science
14 April 20142.8 min read14.04.14 Signalling molecules have been shown to be essential throughout the lifecycle of the malaria parasite. Disrupting them could halt development and transmission, says Mathieu Brochet
11 April 20142.8 min read11.04.14 Anna Middleton recently emerged victorious in an online competition where young people can ask scientists anything. She explains how instructive those questions were
8 April 20143.8 min read08.04.14 Antibiotic-resistant infections are disproportionately affecting the very people who can’t afford alternative treatments. The situation is critical, says Sam Kariuki
25 March 20143.7 min read25.03.14 By sequencing and tracking gonorrhea, researchers are hoping to reduce the spread of strains resistant to antibiotic treatment, explains Janina Dordel
5 March 20143.6 min read05:03:14 It’s becoming clear that both nature, our genes, and nurture, the way our environment affects the way our genes work, play a part in making us who we are, explains Andrew Brown
3 March 20142.9 min read03.03.14 Complete genomes of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 are being sequenced and shared to create important reference material, explains Astrid Gall
