Precision Genomics Collaboratory News

Duke scientists John Franklin Rawls, PhD, and Linfa Wang, PhD, are among 65 new fellows elected to the American Academy of Microbiology

Researchers at Duke University are hoping to prove that a probiotic could reduce your risk of getting COVID-19, and if you do get infected, prevent you from getting severely ill.

OPSD is a school-wide initiative focused on the training and support of physician-scientists.

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Researchers clean up data to identify the bugs better

Erks are the signaling protein molecules that cause cells to divide, but also tell them when to stop dividing. 

Study of how semi-volatile organic compounds affect bacteria and fungi reveals new relationships and bacteria used for bioremediation in children's guts

Novel method identifies which master controllers of gene activity are essential to making adult cells of any type

In the orchestra of the brain, the firing of each neuron is controlled by two notes—excitatory and inhibitory— that come from two distinct forms of a cellular structure called synapses

The Duke University School of Medicine Precision Genomics Collaboratory offered pilot grant funding for early career investigators interested in COVID-19 research that broadly involves genomics/’omics