Breadcrumb Home News And Media Infographic: How we study structural variation Written by Tom Ulrich, illustrated by Lauren Solomon January 10, 2017 Opens in a new window Opens in a new window The technologies for finding and studying structural variations in the genome have evolved dramatically over the last sixty years. Download full size infographic Related Content Pinning down structural variants Q&A with Matthew Meyerson and Rameen Beroukhim: Beyond base pairs ON BIOLOGIC Steve McCarroll: Structural variation and disease in the human genome Latest news News 10.09.2026 Drug combination that reduces oxygen levels in tissues improves Parkinson’s symptoms in mice News 10.06.2026 Three Broad researchers honored by NIH’s High-Risk, High-Reward Program News 10.01.2026 Catalog of mitochondria across life’s family tree unearths new roles for the cell’s powerhouse News 09.30.2026 Atlas of immune cells explains how genetic variants cause disease All news
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