New cancer gene therapy study findings have been reported from Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology

Fresh data on cancer gene therapy are presented in the report 'A time-invariant principle of genome evolution.' "Uncovering general principles of genome evolution that are time-invariant and that operate in germ and somatic cells has implications for genome-wide association studies (GWAS), gene therapy, and disease genomics. Here we investigate the relationship between structural alterations (e.g., insertions and deletions) and single-nucleotide substitutions by comparing the following genomes that diverged at different times across germ-and somatic-cell lineages: (i) the reference human and chimpanzee genome (in million years), (ii) the reference human and personal genomes (in tens of...

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