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N.L. readies to raise the bar in bench-to-bedside genomics

The new multimillion dollar Centre for Translational Genomics is operated by Eastern Health and housed, here, on the third floor of the new medical building of the Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University, St. John’s. Photo credit: MUN

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P.E.I. research team digs into potato wart

Dr. Xander Wang, Associate Professor, School of Climate Change and Adaptation, U.P.E.I., reveals how gene-sequencing data is being collected to...
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Genomic Evaluations On the Way for Milking Shorthorns

Breeders, represented by the P.E.I.-based Canadian Milking Shorthorn Society, are seizing the moment to elevate their dairy breed with genomic...
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N.L. prepares to raise the bar in bench-to-bedside genomics

The pieces are coming together that could soon make Newfoundland and Labrador a leader in bench-to-bedside genomics, with the capacity...
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Sampling the Sea: eDNA Technology for Atlantic Canada’s Blue Economy

Accurate information about marine species biodiversity is critical to Atlantic Canada’s ocean economy. An emerging tool called environmental DNA (eDNA)...
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Eight Genomics-Based Climate Change Projects Receive Small-Scale Climate Change Funding

The initiative was made possible through a new $124,530 Small-Scale Climate Change Fund (SSCCF) set up by Genome Atlantic, with...
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New research approved for Atlantic salmon aquaculture and forestry

Two multi-million-dollar research and innovation projects, one to benefit Atlantic Canada’s salmon aquaculture industry and the other to aid the...
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Canada-U.S. scientists to hunt for genetic clues to help struggling North Atlantic right whales rebound

Are clues to improved conservation of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whales lurking in their genes?...
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