AlphaCentric Advisors LLC acquires $1.16 million in Fulgent Genetics, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLGT)

AlphaCentric Advisors LLC has acquired a new stake in Fulgent Genetics, Inc. (Nasdaq: FLGT – Get the rating) in the third quarter, according to the latest 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund acquired 30,500 shares of the company’s stock, with an estimated value of $1,163,000. Fulgent Genetics makes up 1.2% of … Read more

Genetic Testing Market Size Value, Emerging Trends, Regional Forecast, and Future Insights by 2030

Genetic Testing Market Size and Trend Analysis by Type (Prescribed Genetic Testing and Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing), Method (Molecular Genetic Tests/DNA Tests, Genetic Tests for Chromosomes, Biochemical Genetic Testing), by Application (Reproductive Health (Newborn Screening, Prenatal Screening and Screening carriers), cancer screening (hereditary cancer, breast cancer, ovarian cancer and colon cancer), pedigree, predictive and presymptomatic testing … Read more

JScreen Announces Fifth Annual Jewish Genetic Screening Awareness Week – Feb 11 – Boulder Jewish News

A week of powerful events, timely information and resources to raise awareness of the importance of genetic screening Atlanta, Georgia – January 2023 – JScreenAnd A national nonprofit public health initiative dedicated to the prevention of genetic diseases, announces the fourth annual Jewish Genetic Screening Awareness Week (JGSAW), which will take place on February 5y … Read more

UMass Chan researchers have achieved a gene therapy milestone for a potential treatment of Cockayne syndrome

Researchers working with the UMass Chan School of Medicine’s Translational Institute for Molecular Therapy report progress in developing a vector to deliver gene replacement therapy in mouse models of Cockayne syndrome, a rare and fatal neurodegenerative disease that largely affects children and young adults. This proof-of-concept milestone for an adenovirus (AAV) vector gives hope to … Read more

Cancer risk: “A change in bowel habits and a non-healing ulcer should never be left unchecked.”

In 2022, approximately 14,16,427 people will be diagnosed with cancer. Lung and breast cancer were the most common types of cancer. In India, cancer cases are on the rise. Data shows that one in nine people is likely to develop cancer in his/her life.Dr. Rakesh MP, Assistant Professor, Medical Oncology, Amrita Hospital shares, “Cancer is … Read more

A study of DNA replication targets genes for antibiotic resistance

A model for the initiation of SaPI DNA replication mediated by Rep. (a) ATP-independent flexibility of CTD reveals residues involved in iteron recognition. The diameter of the barrel may accommodate at its N- and C-terminal sides dsDNA. In (b), two hexamers speculatively depicted embracing dsDNA. Possible interactions between hexamers and hexamers may lead to opposite … Read more

Genetic diagnosis can help treat childhood hearing loss: a study

Understanding the many different genetic causes of childhood hearing loss suggests that genetic testing can aid in treatment planning, including optimal treatment timing. Even if a child with hearing loss was not diagnosed through genetic testing a few years ago, scientists in the field believe retesting is worth it. Hearing loss, usually caused by sensory … Read more

Discovering unique microbes made easy using the DOE Systems Biological Knowledge Base (KBase)

Science microbes It is the basis of life on earth. These microorganisms play a major role in everything from converting sunlight to molecules essential for life. It helps produce a lot of oxygen in our atmosphere. They even rotate feeders between air and Soil. Scientists are constantly finding interactions between Microbes, plants, animals, and other … Read more