Volume 33 Number 24 December 18-31, 2014
Reviews, News and Commentaries
US budget deal gives small increases to research
Reardon S, et al. Nature, Dec 14, 2014.
Reardon S, et al. Nature, Dec 14, 2014.
Critical path receives $3M Gates Foundation award for TB genome database
Han AP. GenomeWeb, Dec 15, 2014.
Han AP. GenomeWeb, Dec 15, 2014.
Ebola experts seek to expand testing: rapid local diagnosis is essential for curbing spread
Butler D. Nature, Dec 9, 2014.
Butler D. Nature, Dec 9, 2014.
Hospital pauses test of an Ebola vaccine licensed to Merck
Pollack A. New York Times, Dec 11, 2014.
Pollack A. New York Times, Dec 11, 2014.
How DNA sequencing in sewers could detect disease outbreaks
Herper M. Forbes.com, Dec 11, 2014.
Herper M. Forbes.com, Dec 11, 2014.
F.D.A. approves system that may make blood transfusions safer
Pollack A. New York Times, Dec 16, 2014.
Pollack A. New York Times, Dec 16, 2014.
PATH team completes prototype electricity-free reusable MDx platform; eyes disposable version
Butkus B. GenomeWeb, Dec 11, 2014.
Butkus B. GenomeWeb, Dec 11, 2014.
Immunosequencing comes of age as researchers demo clinical utility, aim for FDA-cleared products
Heger M. GenomeWeb, Dec 9, 2014.
Heger M. GenomeWeb, Dec 9, 2014.
Study shows promise of NGS, qPCR to detect vaccine contaminants
Han AP. GenomeWeb, Dec 15, 2014.
Han AP. GenomeWeb, Dec 15, 2014.
Building a worldwide genetic library BRIC-by-BRIC
Hubscher B. Phys.org, Dec 12, 2014.
Hubscher B. Phys.org, Dec 12, 2014.
The 20% who spread most disease: why some people are more contagious than others
Reddy S. Wall Street Journal, Dec 15, 2014.
Reddy S. Wall Street Journal, Dec 15, 2014.
Superbugs could eventually kill more people than cancer
Millman J. Washington Post (blog), Dec 12, 2014.
Millman J. Washington Post (blog), Dec 12, 2014.
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