UCSC Genomics Institute sequences and assembles eleven human genomes in nine days
By Alexis MorganCommunications Manager, UCSC Genomics Institute May 06, 2020 — Santa Cruz, CA (Image above: The nine-day genome assembly process is broken..
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Santa Cruz Works Presents Guy Kawasaki’s Virtual Fireside Chat with UCSC Coronavirus Team
(Contributed) April 21, 2020 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo above: from left: David Haussler, Rebecca DuBois, Guy Kawasaki) Guy Kawasaki, David Haussler, Rebecca..
Genomics Institute launches landing page for COVID-19 data resources
(Source: UC Santa Cruz) April 14, 2020 — Santa Cruz, CA (Image: COVID-19 transmission report from Nextstrain.org as of March 13, 2020. Source: UC Santa..
UC experts take on COVID-19
(Source: UC Office of the President) March 17, 2020 UC’s academic medical centers at the forefront in evaluating patients and providing treatment The..
UCSC Genome Browser posts the coronavirus genome
By James McGirk Baskin School of Engineering, UC Santa Cruz February 7, 2020 — Santa Cruz, CA The Genomics Institute’s Genome Browser team has posted..
Unprecedented study yields most comprehensive map of cancer genomes to date
By Tim Stephens UC Santa Cruz February 5, 2020 — Santa Cruz (Photo: Bioinformatics expert Joshua Stuart leads the Pan-Cancer Initiative. Source: Kevin..
How genetics and social games drive evolution of mating systems in mammals
By Tim Stephens UC Santa Cruz January 7, 2020 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo above: Yellow-bellied marmots — Marmot flaviventris — at the Rocky..
Here’s what you missed while I was at the tango festival
By Sara Isenberg Founder, Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, Santa Cruz Tech Beat November 14, 2019 — Santa Cruz, CA Sometimes I (we all) need to check out, go..
Pediatric cancer study shows usefulness of gene expression analysis
By Tim Stephens UC Santa Cruz October 30, 2019 — Santa Cruz, CA (Image above: The Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative uses TumorMap, a tool developed..
Are we there yet? Karen Miga on the Next Era of Genomics
(Source: mendelspod.com) October 22, 2019 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo: Karen Miga is a DNA biologist and co-lead of the telomere-to-telomere (T2T) consortium..
