Find out about genomics in our infographics and videos

What is a genome?

Find out about genomes, genomics and DNA.

How do you sequence a genome?

DNA sequencing, mapping and analysis.

Keeping your data safe – getting the best from it

Vivienne Parry, Engagement Director at Genomics England, explains how we use cloud technology to both keep data safe as well as allow flexible research to approved researchers.

Cancer genomics

How genome sequencing can help with understanding and treating cancer.

Rare disease genomics

In about 80% of rare diseases, changes to DNA are involved in the cause. This page gives an overview of rare disease genomics.

Rare disease genomics – Jessica

Genome sequencing gave Jessica, aged 4, a diagnosis for her rare condition. Find out how.

Cancer genomics – The Lloyd family

Genome sequencing could help three sisters understand more about breast cancer in their family.

‘Jeans, whose Genes?’

‘Jeans, whose Genes?’ is a play about raising awareness of genomics, developed in collaboration with Space2, the Yorkshire and Humber Genomic Medicine Centre, and focus groups from the Black Health Initiative and Shantona Women’s Centre.

What happens to data in the 100,000 Genomes Project?

This animation shows what happens to genomic and health data in the 100,000 Genomes Project.

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