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But can they manufacture it at scale?

From sleepless startups to huge sequencing centers, genomics is booming in China. Will other countries get left behind?

A handy chart for sorting out many of the options in DNA analysis.

Lou Auguste harnesses robotics and software to amp up remote medicine.

The secrets in your genes may be worth even more to researchers than they are to you.

MIT dropout Laura Deming is on the hunt for causes of disease and mechanisms for quashing it.

Hit with a rare disease, Onno Faber formed a startup to hack it — and he’s taking on conventional medicine in the process.

Juan Enriquez bets on the end of undruggable targets, the power of programmable cells, and a machine that cooks up biological material.

Ultra Testing shows that autism in the workplace can be a feature, not a bug.

William Trubridge’s genome reveals some of his superpowers — and why his training is riskier than he ever imagined. Part two of a three-part series.