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Scientists develop rapid test for diagnosis of rare set of genetic conditions


Queen Mary University of London
Telomeropathies are caused by premature shortening of the tips of chromosomes, the DNA molecules which contain our genetic information.
They can result in a range of symptoms, including bone marrow failure, pulmonary fibrosis, cancer and liver disease in adults and children. There are currently about 1,000 people living with telomeropathies in the UK, many of which are undetected.
Now, researchers have developed a rapid laboratory test for diagnosing patients showing the many different types of symptoms that can arise from telomeropathies.
The technique, called high-throughput single telomere length analysis (HT-STELA), is a DNA-based blood test that provides high-resolution information. The researchers say it can be applied to a broader range of samples than existing tests, including fresh or frozen blood samples as well as DNA. ....

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National Poet of Wales Ifor ap Glyn publishes new poem for World Cancer Day


THE National Poet of Wales has composed a piece to mark World Cancer Day.
Ifor ap Glyn, who lives in Caernarfon, published the Welsh-language poem Ail-ddychmygu as part of the RIME project. It aims to educate young people about cancer risks, to assess the validity of medical research claims found online, and competitions to write a poem about cancer research.
The project is being led by the Wales Cancer Research Centre and Cardiff University.
The poetry competitions, which include Welsh and English-language categories, takes place until April 30. The winners will receive £150 each in book tokens for their school and have their poem displayed publicly at a cancer research facility. ....

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