Publishing research in one of the GSA Journals as an undergraduate is a significant and valuable authorship experience and we want to hear your story (even if...
G3 JournalSpotlight on Undergraduate ResearchUndergraduate EducationUndergraduates
If you’ve ever watched a procedural crime-solving show on television, you’re sure to have seen a lab tech magically produce results from a complicated assay...
AneuploidyGenetics JournalGenome IntegrityHuman DiseaseSequencing
The January cover of GENETICS commemorates the journal's 100th anniversary and the 1916 publication of Calvin Bridges' proof that genes lie on chromosomes. The artwork was created...
100 Years of GENETICSArt & CultureGenetics JournalHistory of Genetics
Expectant mothers undergo vast physiological changes during pregnancy and in the months following the birth of their children. In humans, fat and total body water...
Celebrate our centennial by checking out the Highlights below or the full Table of Contents here! ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS This Month's Centennial Articles A new century of...
Chickens that “chicken out” in unfamiliar surroundings may shed light on anxiety in humans, according to research published in the January 2016 issue of the...
BehaviorComplex Traits & Quantitative GeneticsDomesticationGenetics JournalGWASHuman DiseaseLivestockMouse & Rat
Check out the January issue of G3! Investigations Genomic Prediction Accounting for Residual Heteroskedasticity Zhining Ou, Robert J. Tempelman, Juan P. Steibel, Catherine W. Ernst,...
When sharp-eyed 20-year-old Calvin Bridges entered Columbia University in 1909, the word “gene” had just been coined. At that time, the term was profoundly abstract,...
100 Years of GENETICSChromosomesDrosophilaGenetics of SexGenome IntegrityHistory of Genetics
