TuesdayNewsdayVol. 9 - Issue 43 - September 05, 2023 |  |
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 Until recently, about half of the human Y chromosome was missing from the reference genome. Now, scientists have sequenced this chromosome from end to end. |
Scientists have completed the first full sequence of a human Y chromosome, completing the set of end-to-end human chromosomes and helping researchers to better understand human reproduction, evolution, and population change. |
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 | Chancellor Cynthia Larive highlighted the university’s innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives to a group of UC regents and external advisors. |
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 | Researchers are developing more accurate and powerful liquid biopsy technologies that take advantage of signals from RNA "dark matter." |
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 | Next week, the campus will have the opportunity to celebrate the important role HSIs play in improving education access and advancing equity practices. |
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 | Becca Fenwick advances wildland management, ecology research and workforce development with uncrewed aerial vehicles. |
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 | Research led by Alexa Fredston found that fish biomass often increased or was unaffected in the year following a marine heatwave. |
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