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Calling all bioinformaticians, unique opportunity to join DHMC Dept of Pathology. See link: careers.dhproviders.org/bio-informatic…

Calling all bioinformaticians, unique opportunity to join DHMC Dept of Pathology. See link: careers.dhproviders.org/bio-informatic…

You all know that human beings share 99.9% of their DNA with every other human. But Did You Know? that you share 98.7% of your DNA with chimpanzees and bonobos, and 60% of your genes with fruit flies! Dartmouth Health | Inactive Greg Tsongalis Association for Molecular Pathology CAPathologists

Calling all bioinformaticians, unique opportunity to join DHMC Dept of Pathology. See link: careers.dhproviders.org/bio-informatic…

Did you know? Rangifer tarandus, better known as reindeer (or caribou in North America), are ruminants; they are genetic cousins of cows and sheep, but as members of the Cervidae family their closest relations are deer. 🎀Greg Tsongalis Association for Molecular Pathology Dartmouth Health | Inactive

CGAT is looking for a full-time genomic technologist in our clinical cytogenomics section. To apply, please use the following link: hitchcock.referrals.selectminds.com/jobs/genomic-t… Association for Molecular Pathology Dartmouth Health | Inactive Greg Tsongalis CAPathologists

Did You Know? In 2008, DNA was sent into space on a memory device known as the Immortality Drive, which is stored at the International Space Station. It includes DNA from Stephen Hawking, Stephen Colbert, Lance Armstrong as well as several other notable humans.

Did You Know? The first case of submitted DNA evidence occurred in 1985 involving an immigration case in the UK. The first criminal case in the US to see DNA evidence occurred in 1987 where it was used to convict a criminal, Florida rapist Tommie Lee Andrews Association for Molecular Pathology Greg Tsongalis

Did You Know? Over the years, more than 500 deletions have occurred in our genome resulting in things like increasing the size of our brains and removing sensory whiskers from our faces!? Dartmouth Health | Inactive Greg Tsongalis Association for Molecular Pathology

We have seen comparisons of the human genome to other animal and plant species. But Did You Know...that we have 40-50% of identical DNA with cabbage!? Also check out this Dartmouth Health | Inactive post on Instagram highlighting the CGAT Lab's Covid-19 testing: instagram.com/p/CLH1a7uB-L_/

Walter Noll, MD, inaugural director of our MG lab, well known for his research in dx-ic MG & predictive gene testing (esp. MEN Type 2 & RET genes) also worked on a task force reorganizing our pediatric svc, inventing the acronym CHaD (Children's Hosp at Dartmouth) Dartmouth Health | Inactive

Did You Know? Our DNA is constantly being bombarded by agents that can cause mutation? Fortunately cells can often repair a genetic mutation before it becomes permanent; so the vast majority of mutations pose no health risks at all, unless you have a DNA repair deficient disorder

DHMC-CGAT Dartmouth Health Pathology Residency Dartmouth Health | Inactive CAPathologists congrats to newly appointed chief resident, Dr. Andres Mindiola Romero!

Here is a link to the new collection of papers on glioma diagnostics and model systems. jove.com/methods-collec… JoVE DHMC-CGAT. If interested, please message me. #neuropathology #glioma

Friedrich Meischer first isolated the nucleic acid in 1859 from Pus-cells. It wasn’t til the 1900s when Rosalind Franklin perfected the X-ray crystallography that was critical for James D. Watson and Francis Crick to identify the double-helix structure of DNA. Women in science!

Did You Know? While Gregor Mendel is considered the father of genetics (remember all of those pea experiments), the term “molecular biology” often used as a catch-all to describe a wide breadth of interests was coined by Warren Weaver of the Rockefeller Foundation in 1938!

Take a look! Evaluation of a Next-Generation Sequencing Metagenomics Assay to Detect and Quantify DNA Viruses in Plasma from Transplant Recipients Association for Molecular Pathology CAPathologists Dartmouth Health | Inactive Greg Tsongalis jmdjournal.org/article/S1525-…

CGAT team validates CRISPR assay for rapid SARS-Co-V-2 detection Greg Tsongalis Association for Molecular Pathology CAPathologists Dartmouth Health | Inactive authors.elsevier.com/c/1e1tC4xITSgX…

Our article has been included in Elsevier’s ASCO 2022 article collection. To read the collection, visit elsevier.com/exhibitions-up… [elsevier.com] #asco22 Oncology Advance Current Problems in Cancer & CPC: Case Reports