Steve Buyske

What is a drug target? And what does genetics have to do with it? The human body does most of its work using proteins. Proteins help cells grow, send signals, … Read More

From Spit to Discoveries: How we analyze your DNA   There’s a long process between participants collecting their saliva and researchers finding new genetic indicators of disease risk. It begins … Read More

Each of us is born with approximately 50–90 genetic variants—small differences in our DNA, such as a sequence like AGTAC where most people have ACTAC— that we did not inherit … Read More

All About Your Ancestry Report When your saliva kit reaches our lab, we extract DNA and use state-of-the-art sequencing machines to read the complete genetic sequence of almost all genes … Read More