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20 Things We Learned in 2020

December 21, 2020December 21, 2020 cc13sangeracuk 2020, antibiotic resistance, artificial intelligence, blood disease, brain, brain cancer, cancer, cancer genetics, clones, collaboration, coronavirus, COVID-19, covid19, crohns disease, dantu, dengue, genomes, Genomics, glioblastoma, gut, heart, ibd, immune cells, immune system, malaria, mosquito, mosquitoes, near east, neglected tropical disease, pandemic, pathogen, pathogens, personalised medicine, plasmids, rare disease, rare genetic conditions, scallops, smoking, zika min read

This has been a year that none of us will forget in a hurry. The Institute is immensely proud of the way our staff have pulled together, and the work we have managed to achieve

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More than just malaria

April 24, 2019November 4, 2020 Sanger Institute fundraising, Genomics, ghana, malaria, mosquitoes min read

Researchers can change children’s futures in many more ways than just helping to beat a killer disease…

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Walking a thousand miles starts with one step

September 12, 2012July 2, 2018 Communications Team malaria, malaria parasite, mosquitoes, Plasmodium falciparum, protein, red blood cell, reuters influential researchers min read

11 Sept 2012: The Malaria Programme at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is carrying out research addressing questions about the continuing emergence of drug resistance in malaria. Knowing which proteins in a cell are palmitoylated, specific protein-membrane interactions, can give important clues about their regulation or function—clues that can be used to piece together new ideas about how cells work.

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Seq and ye shall find…

August 17, 2012July 2, 2018 Communications Team malaria, malaria parasite, mosquitoes, ribo-zero, rna transcripts, RNA-seq min read

25 Jul 2012: Malaria researcher, Lia Chappell, spreads the word on how choosing the right approach can make your experiments using RNA-seq much more successful