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Bionano Announces Presentation of OGM Utility Across Key Research Applications at the Association for Molecular Pathology Annual Meeting

Bionano Announces Presentation of OGM Utility Across Key Research Applications at the Association for Molecular Pathology Annual Meeting
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Scientists at Augusta University examine link between genetics and COVID-19 risk

Early in the pandemic, scientists noticed a striking difference among patients infected with COVID-19. Some were asymptomatic while other seemingly healthy people wound up in the ICU. The latest data from the state Department of Public Health show 27,750 Georgians died from complications of COVID disease.

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Further Research Explores Genetic Underpinnings of COVID-19 Disease Severity

Researchers have found genetic variants in extremely ill patients with COVID-19 that may help explain the differences in how sick people get.

United statesNew yorkRavindra kolheMolecular laboratoryYork genome centerNational cancer instituteAugusta universityCollege of georgiaGeorgia cancer centerHost genome researchGeorgia esotericMedical collegeGenome researchNew york genome centerHuman gene mutationJill lai

Small group of genetic variants found in COVID patients may help understand how sick people get: Study

A recent study has identified a handful of rare structural gene variants, involved in body processes of some of the sickest patients, like inflammation, which the COVID-19 virus needed, to be successful.

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Genetic variants in Covid patients may explain severe illness

Rare structural gene variants involved in body processes, like inflammation, which the virus needs to be successful, may explain the tremendous range of responses to infection with the Covid-19 virus from symptom-free to critically ill.

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