The second of our Deep Reads blog series follows the PLOS Genetics Deep Reads article, “Strands in the History of Molecular Genetics&rdquo…

When we think of antioxidants, we think of good, protective things, like blueberries, red wine, and dark chocolate (God, I love antioxidants). But cancer…

This continues our series of blog posts from PLOS Genetics about our monthly issue images. Author Laurent Duret talks about November’s image from…

It is with great enthusiasm that the PLOS Computational Biology Education Editors present this invited blog post from Russ Altman, in what we…

Lauren Richardson, Associate Editor for PLOS Biology, discusses a new paper published in the journal. We generally think of evolution as a…

This month’s issue saw the publication of three Education articles: Web Based Computational Education with CHARMMing. In Part I: Lessons and Tutorial, Miller…

As part of its mission to encourage engagement within the genetics community, PLOS Genetics is sponsoring a number of conferences and meetings this year…

Humans have an odd attitude to genitalia. Indeed, more than 90% of you are reading this blog post merely because I put…

The first in our series following on from the PLOS Genetics Deep Reads article “Recommendations from Jane Gitschier’s Bookshelf” comes from Christine…

Is there a book that motivated you to become a scientist, or to research a certain aspect of genetics? Or perhaps your…

Do you have a reading list this holiday season? Unsure what to buy for your lab’s Secret Santa this year? Here at…

When Chana Palmer started collecting baby poop from new mothers in 2006, few outside the halls of academia had heard anything about…