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Genomic Medicine - Genomics England
WEBThe 100,000 Genomes Project. Genomic medicine uses an individual's genomic information as part of their clinical care. Advances in science and technology, along with collaboration with the NHS Genomic Medicine Service (GMS), provides a unique way to integrate genomic medicine into routine care. Here at Genomics England, we focus on developing ...
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Understanding genomics - Genomics England
WEBThe building blocks of genomes. Your genome is all 3.2 billion letters of your DNA. It contains around 20,000 genes. Genes are the instructions for making the proteins our bodies are built of – from the keratin in hair and fingernails to the antibody proteins that fight infection. Genes make up about 1-5% of your genome.
Genomics England announces list of rare conditions to be …
WEBToday (2 October 2023), Genomics England have published an initial list of over 200 rare conditions that will be looked for as part of its world-leading Generation Study, which aims to start in NHS hospitals in late 2023. The Generation Study is an NHS-embedded research study which aims to understand whether sequencing babies’ genomes can ...
10 years - Genomics England
WEBJuly 2023 marks 10 years of Genomics England. Over the past decade, our partnership with the NHS has brought life-changing discoveries to those living with cancer and rare conditions. This year, we celebrate the achievements of the past 10 years. We also look ahead to all the work that’s left to be done, the discoveries yet to be made, and a ...
How your data is used | Genomics England
WEBThe data we collect is stored in the National Genomic Research Library, a platform built by us and NHS England that allows approved researchers to access samples, genomic data, and other associated health data via a secure Research Environment.. Researchers who use the Research Environment can learn more about everyone’s health by looking for patterns in the de-identified data of thousands ...
Newborn Genomes Programme - Genomics England
WEBThe Generation Study is a groundbreaking research study which will sequence the genomes of 100,000 newborn babies. We are running our study in partnership with the NHS to understand whether we can improve our ability to diagnose and treat genetic conditions. Our study has been developed following extensive consultation with the public, parents ...
Conditions list - Genomics England
WEBJul 31, 2024 · This list includes more than 200 individual conditions caused by genetic changes in around 500 different genes. The latest full list of conditions is provided in alphabetical order below. Current list publication date: 31 July 2024. Since early 2024, we have been reaching out to specialty clinical groups and patient organisations to consider ...
Document library | Genomics England
WEBCancer in the 100,000 Genomes Project documentation. Consent forms. Participant consent form for patients with cancer or suspected cancer (C1) Personal consultee declaration form for personal consultees of patients with cancer or suspected cancer (C2) Data submission guidance + sample handling. Approved list of cancers and their eligibility ...