Genomics & DNA Analysis

Mass spectrometry (MS) approaches are increasing our understanding of how DNA is regulated in real life.

The governing body’s all-out war against athletes guilty of doping fails to uphold the ideals of sport – or of basic justice.

Unscrupulous traders are substituting meat from undesired species. We have the tools to stop them, but do we have the political will?

WADA is on a mission to rid sports of substances that impart an unfair advantage.

Three gurus describe significant breakthroughs in micro and nanoscale analytical techniques and envisage where they might take us next.

Radiocarbon dating not only supported the identification of King Richard III’s remains, it also shed ... light on his diet.

New metrics promise “game-changing" improvements to SAXS.

The use of antimicrobials as growth promoters in livestock has sparked serious concern about the development of drug-resistant strains of pathogens.

The proteome, which is the set of proteins expressed by a genome, cell, tissue or organism at a given time ... presents immense analytical challenges – but offers substantial rewards. Here, current approaches to proteomics, their strengths and their shortcomings, are explored.

It is now recognised that regarding a child as a scaled down adult to calculate a medicine dose may not be appropriate.