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    • Personalised medicine on Today
    • Comprehensive map of gene expression
    • Genetic clue to left- and right-handedness
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    • First IVF baby born after sequencing screen
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    • Fast viral RNA sequencing for medical diagnosis
    • Receptor clusters may hold clue to cancer therapy
    • ‘Molecular staple’ helps to guide cell growth
    • New genes, more complexity from in-depth study of rat genome
    • New cancer gene testing programme launched
    • David Cameron visits WTCHG
    • Malaria markers for quick, accurate diagnosis
    • Genetic fingerprinting can track resistance in malaria parasites
    • What makes the British?
    • Jeremy Farrar to head Wellcome Trust
    • Gil McVean's Warwick TEDx talk
    • New synthetic foot-and-mouth disease vaccine
    • New multigene sequencing test launched on NHS
    • Dianne Newbury podcast on SLI
    • New catalogue of genetic variation
    • Peter Donnelly speaks on Australian radio
    • Chimps and humans share ancestral DNA variants
    • Diamond to shine light on infections
    • New risk loci for coronary disease
    • BHF award for Barbara Casadei
    • Peter Donnelly speaks to BBC's Science in Action
    • Genetic flaw opens door to deadly parasite
    • Two new mutations associated with risk of bowel cancer
  • 2012
    • Genomics revolution: UK could miss out, scientists warn
    • '1000 genomes barrier' broken
    • Launch of Oxford Genomics Centre website
    • WTCHG ISAB site visit 2012
    • WTCHG Scientists at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2012
    • Structure of an enzyme that regulates the degradation of genetic signals exiting the nucleus determined
    • Blood test to track emergence of drug resistance in malaria parasites
    • ‘Jack Spratt’ Diabetes Gene Identified
    • Professor Gil McVean awarded the Weldon Memorial Prize 2012
    • Oxford researchers discover novel mechanism that links heart muscle and blood vessel formation
    • Specificity and complexity in genetic determinants of gene expression revealed by analysis of different primary immune cell types
    • Groups of chimpanzees within central Africa are more different genetically than humans living on different continents
    • Building on our inheritance: Genomic technology in healthcare
    • Scientists discover new genetic variant that increases the risk of stroke
    • Genetics study reveals how bacteria behind serious childhood disease evolve to evade vaccines
    • 13 new regions of the genome associated with the timing of menopause discovered
    • Channel 4 News film at WTCHG
    • Hidden genetic variants revealed by new computational technique
  • 2011
    • Dec 11: STRUBI and the WTCHG Microscopy Core publish a paper establishing a new paradigm for the biological action of the cytotoxic cell protein perforin
    • Oct 11: Dr Julian Knight Awarded Graham Bull Prize
    • Sep 11: Decoding genetic variation in mice gives insight into disease
    • Aug 11: Multiple Sclerosis research doubles number of genes associated with the disease
    • Aug 11: Genomes of 500 people to be sequenced in full detail
    • Jun 11: Novel artificial chromosome gene expression system
    • Jun 11: Researchers given million-pound backing
    • May 11: Rare tumour's 'fingerprint' used to develop cheap and reliable new test
    • May 11: Genetic master switch identified in obesity and diabetes
    • May 11: Obesity and Cardiovascular Health Award 2011
    • Apr 11: Spring babies face anorexia risk
    • Apr 11: Why nerve cells fail to grow in scar tissue
    • Mar 11: Genetic links to coronary heart disease
    • Feb 11: 'The Gene Revolution' Lecture
    • Feb 11: FT science podcast: genetics
    • Feb 11: Humans distantly related to worms
    • Jan 11: Improving our antibiotics
    • Jan 11: New gene implicated in autism
    • Jul 11: Genetics of ankylosing spondylitis
  • 2010
    • Dec 10: Joining forces in structure-based drug design
    • Dec 10: Genetic variants in endometriosis
    • Nov 10: A boost to genome analysis
    • Nov 10: Gene variants linked to bowel cancer
    • Nov 10: Handedness and language
    • Oct 10: 1000 Genomes project
    • Oct 10: First interaction between genetic variants seen in humans
    • Oct 10: Genetics of being apple-shaped or pear-shaped
    • Sep 10: Genetic link to height variation
    • Sep 10: "Rising Star"
    • Aug 10: Vitamin D influences over 200 genes
    • Aug 10: TB susceptibility locus
    • Jul 10: Genetics of disease susceptibility
    • Jul 10: Maternal diet and genes interact to affect heart development
    • Jun 10: Genetics of type 2 diabetes
    • Jun 10: Breast cancer marker
    • Jun 10: Royal Society honours Oxford researcher
    • Jun 10: Rare genetic variations in autism
    • Jun 10: Autism genetics
    • May 10: Cell-cell communication
    • May 10: Type 2 diabetes
    • Apr 10: Copy number variation and common disease
    • Apr 10: Multiple Sclerosis risk factors
    • Mar 10: "Genetics of Mental Retardation" book published
    • Mar 10: Autism and dyslexia susceptibility
    • Mar 10: Autism susceptibility
    • Feb 10: British Heart Foundation image competition
    • Feb 10: Engineering bacterial cells
    • Jan 10: From biological basics to diabetes discovery
  • 2009
    • Dec 09: Researchers discover key recombination gene
    • Dec 09: Disease-causing effect of third type of cholesterol
    • Oct 09: ABSW Genomics Day
    • Oct 09: Fly Learning
    • Oct 09: Young Neuroscientists Prize
    • Sep 09: Royal Society Award
    • Aug 09: "Human Genetic Diversity" book published
    • Aug 09: Signalling proteins that may have a role in some cancers
    • Jul 09: Scientist scoops Fellowship
    • Jul 09: Disease associations in Africa
    • Jun 09: Genetics of neuroticism
    • May 09: New Fellows elected
    • Apr 09: New gene linked to autism
    • Mar 09: Weldon Memorial Prize
    • Mar 09: Dyslexia demystified
    • Feb 09: Oxfordshire Science Festival
    • Feb 09: Multiple Sclerosis
  • 2008
    • Nov 08: Molecular basis of language development
    • Oct 08: New depression study
    • Oct 08: Potential dyslexia gene
    • Sep 08: Evolution marches on
    • Sep 08: Human trials of new 'flu vaccine begin
    • Jul 08: Royal Society honours Oxford researchers
    • Jun 08: Genetics of Crohn's disease
    • May 08: Second genetic link to obesity
    • Apr 08: Identifying human disease genes
    • Mar 08: Clues to the basis of human speech
    • Mar 08: Oxfordshire Science Week
    • Feb 08: Malaria vaccine trials
  • 2007
    • Dec 07: Research Leader of the Year
    • Dec 07: Genetics of Multiple Sclerosis
    • Oct 07: Map of human genetic variation
    • Oct 07: New Centre Director
    • Aug 07: Body clocks and blood pressure
    • Jul 07: Gene for left-handedness
    • Jun 07: Largest ever study of genetics of common diseases
    • May 07: New diagnostic tool
    • Apr 07: Genetic link to obesity
    • Feb 07: Protein structure solved
    • Feb 07: International autism study
    • Jan 07: Teenagers' body clocks
    • Jan 07: Gene involved in epilepsy and learning disability
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