Genomics research in the fields of health and the environment is constantly evolving. The scientific advances are numerous and the results are increasingly promising. Visit Génome Québec’s multimedia gallery to view informative videos.
Rendez-vous Génome Québec 2023 – Genomic Medicine
FastTRAC II – Partnerships
Mission eDNA : citizen science and genomics to the rescue of the environment
Prof. Sylvain Moineau (Université Laval) explains the CRISPR technology
Vox Pop What is genomics?
Génome Québec salutes Québec researchers
From cell to DNA
When the infinitely small generates big possibilities
If science saves lives, can we do without it?
Genomics and the bioeconomy
Towards a Sustainable Fishery for Nunavummiut: A Genomics Solution
“A family curse” warded off by Canadian genomics research
Is genomics a solution for saving the bees?
15 years of genomics!
Genomics and agriculture – for competitive and innovative products
Genomics – for accurate, timely and effective solutions in health care
Discover how genomic research contributes to sustainable development
Members of Génome Québec Management Team present their vision of genomics in Québec
Génome Québec would like to commend the excellence of Québec researchers!
Excellent presentation on the Genomics Revolution
Presentation on a microscopic mushroom – Pr. Mohamed Hijri, Université de Montréal
Finding the culprit behind lactic acidosis
In 1999, Pierre Lavoie undertook a worthy challenge: to pedal 600 km, day and night, in order to raise awareness and research funds for lactic acidosis, a disease that had taken two of his four children. For Pierre, it was time to act. A research team headed by Dr. John D. Rioux shared his enthusiasm. Their goal was to find the gene responsible for lactic acidosis (in French)
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Génome Québec celebrates its 10th anniversary