Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics
Limassol general hospital was handling four more suspected coronavirus cases, it emerged on Wednesday, as the reference laboratory in Nicosia was currently testing about 100...
Medical masters degrees at Cing
Continuing its innovative course in the field of education for the new generation of scientists, the postgraduate molecular medicine school of the Cyprus Institute of...
A new generation of scientists from Cing
Presenting the new generation of scientists, the third graduation ceremony of the school of molecular medicine of the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics of...
Cyprus-linked genetic mutation causing breast and ovarian cancer identified
A genetic mutation, which is common only in Cypriot families, is responsible for most cases of hereditary breast and ovarian cancers, scientists at the Cyprus...
Over 300 missing persons identifications to be reviewed by US lab
The Committee on Missing Persons (CMP) has decided to review the statistical correlation of genetic results with those of relatives of missing persons in cases...
’74 victim’s remains to be reburied after DNA confusion
By Evie Andreou THE remains of Pericles Pericleous who was killed in 1974 fighting against the coupists, will finally be put to rest on Saturday...
CING marks World DNA day
THE Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics (CING) contributed to the 13-year-long international research effort to decode the first human genome, the head of the...
Gene therapy study on rare ‘Crusaders’ disease
By Nikolaos Prakas A NEW gene therapy for people suffering with Familial Amyloid Neuropathy type 1 (FAP 1), a rare genetic disease dated to the...
Accolade for CING
THE Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics (CING) puts Cyprus on the map when it comes to research productivity, according to the scientific magazine Nature....
Cypriots start to lose their minds in their late 30s
By Maria Savva A NEW study has shown that with age, cognitive functions like memory and executive functions start to deteriorate due to changes in...