Research Articles
The Genome Architects: How Long-Read Sequencing is Rewriting Diatom Blueprints
Exploring how long-read sequencing is revolutionizing our understanding of diatom genomes and their ecological significance.
Cracking the Ruby Code: India's Pomegranate Gets Its Genetic Blueprint
Discover how scientists created the first high-quality reference genome sequence for India's pomegranate variety 'Bhagawa' and its implications for agriculture.
The Tiny Fly with Big Secrets: How Sciara coprophila is Rewriting Genetics Textbooks
Discover how single-molecule sequencing revealed the bizarre genome of Sciara coprophila, challenging fundamental genetic principles with chromosome eliminations and alien DNA.
The Wild Rice Time Machine: How a Humble Weed Reveals the Genetic Secrets of Asian Rice
Discover how chromosome-level genome sequencing of wild rice Oryza rufipogon is rewriting the story of rice domestication and offering solutions for climate-resilient agriculture.
Unlocking the Secrets of a Climate Warrior: How Scientists Cracked Pearl Millet's Genetic Code
Breakthrough in pearl millet genome sequencing using Oxford Nanopore and Bionano technologies reveals secrets of drought-resistant crops.
Unlocking the Blueprint: How Scientists Decoded the North American Atlantic Salmon Genome
Landmark achievement in decoding the first chromosome-level genome for North American Atlantic salmon, enabling conservation and aquaculture breakthroughs.