Pinpointing rare disease mutations

Mouse and human knockout gene data used to identify rare disease genes — Mouse and human genetic knockout data used to identify rare disease genes. Image credit: Spencer Phillips

Tags: 100K genomes project, biostudies, IMPC, rare disease mutations, rare diseases, Terry Meehan,

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