Before-the-Bell: Decode Genetics Falls
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Shares of Decode Genetics Inc.  DCGN.O fell 19 percent before the market open on Friday, a  day after the company said PriceWaterhouseCoopers resigned as  its accounting firm.
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Recovering 736 missing digital images can be arduous -- and expensive. Here's the right (and wrong) way to do it.
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A new report from the international consortium of laboratories that decoded the human genome has revised the estimated number of human genes sharply downward.
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A "barcode" gene that can be used to distinguish between plant species has been identified.
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A recent study initiated by drug manufacturing company DeCode Genetics of Reykjavik, has come up with startling results. The report was published in âPloS Medicineâ, the on-line journal.
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Scientists say they have linked a faulty copy of a gene with the development of breast cancer.
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Researchers have identified more genetic mutations that appear to be linked with cot death.
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Given at the University of Regensburg on Sept. 12, 2006
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In a blow to human vanity, researchers now say that people have about the same number of genes as a small flowering plant or a tiny worm. The new estimate is down sharply from just three years ago.
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(250 sec.) The lastest trends in genetic testing.
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Scientists pinpoint a new gene linked with late-onset Alzheimer's disease.
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WASHINGTON - Researchers have deciphered for the first time the genetic code of a tree, which could lead to new varieties better at producing wood, paper and fuel.
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The quest to understand dog genetics will help scientists track down the causes of disease in both canines and people.
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Open-source developers attempting to reverse-engineer the mysteries of private networking software turn to genomics research. They're applying algorithms developed by biologists to decipher the secrets of closed networks. By Danny O'Brien.
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Scientists have identified a genetic variation that could make people more susceptible to depression, according to a report published Friday in the New York Times.
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One thousand people around the world are to have their genomes mapped in an effort to understand how genes influence disease.
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It's not exactly light reading, but there's plenty of good news in a report from the National Academy of Engineering. It's a list of the "Grand Challenges" in engineering this century compiled by an array of experts like the genetics researcher J. Craig Ventner and Google's Larry Page. What's encouraging isn't so much the list [...].