Genomics
Data on genomics reported by researchers at Ben-Gurion University, National Institute for Biotechnology in the Negev
Published in Genetics and Environmental Law Weekly, April 3rd, 2010
New investigation results, 'Syndrome to gene (S2G): in-silico identification of candidate genes for human diseases,' are detailed in a study published in Human Mutation. "The identification of genomic loci associated with human genetic syndromes has been significantly facilitated through the generation of high density SNP arrays. However, optimal selection of candidate genes from within such loci is still a tedious labor-intensive bottleneck," investigators in Beer-Sheva, Israel report.
"Syndrome to Gene (S2G) is based on novel algorithms which allow an efficient search for candidate genes in a genomic locus, using known genes whose defects cause phenotypically...
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