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Berkeley Lab Gets $4.6M in Functional Genomics Catalog Project

Berkeley Lab Breaks Ground on Integrative Genomics Building

3-D Imaging Technique Maps Migration of DNA-carrying Material at the Center of Cells

Image - This image shows the skeletonized structure of heterochromatin (red represents a thin region while white represents a thick region), a tightly packed form of DNA, surrounding another form of DNA-carrying material known as euchromatin (dark blue represents a thin region and yellow represent the thickest) in a mouse’s mature nerve cell. (Credit: Berkeley Lab, UCSF)

Mapping a Cell’s Destiny

Revealing the Fluctuations of Flexible DNA in 3-D

Illustration: In a Berkeley Lab-led study, flexible double-helix DNA segments connected to gold nanoparticles are revealed from the 3-D density maps (purple and yellow) reconstructed from individual samples using a Berkeley Lab-developed technique called individual-particle electron tomography or IPET. Projections of the structures are shown in the background grid. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Scientists Discover Protein’s Starring Role in Genome Stability, and Possibly Cancer Prevention

It Takes a Thief

A Hot Start to the Origin of Life?

Unlocking the Key to Immunological Memory in Bacteria

Golden Approach to High-speed DNA Reading

RCas9: A Programmable RNA Editing Tool

MaxBin: Automated Sorting Through Metagenomes