GENOME SEQUENCING

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  • Illumina delivers individual genome sequencing

    ILLUMINA has announced it has delivered Hermann Hauser’s genome sequence as the first customer to purchase the company’s individual genome sequencing service.

    09/09/2009

  • Single platform to sequence entire genome

    Single platform to sequence entire genome

    APPLIED Biosystems has announced it will begin shipment of its new genomic analysis platform on 14 February 2009.

    06/02/2009

  • Scientists plan ‘genome zoo’

    An international consortium of scientists plans to collect DNA sequences for 10,000 vertebrate species, approximately one for every vertebrate genus.

    06/11/2009

  • Atlantic cod genome sequenced using 454 system

    Norwegian scientists have generated the first ever draft sequence and assembly of the Atlantic cod genome using whole genome shotgun and paired-end data. The sequence was generated by the Genome Sequencer FLX system from 454 Life Sciences.

    03/11/2009

  • Certification status for service provider of next-gen sequencing system

    Ambry Genetics is the first company to achieve Certified Service Provider (CSP) status for Agilent Technologies’ SureSelect Target Enrichment System for next-generation sequencing.

    29/10/2009

  • SOLiD 3 System maps entire human genome in one run

    SOLiD 3 System maps entire human genome in one run

    APPLIED Biosystems has claimed its research and development scientists used human disease samples from the Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Centre (HGSC) to sequence an entire human genome in a single run at 17-fold coverage using the SOLiD 3 System.

    06/05/2009

  • A closer look at Coral: Genetic sequencing in Australian aquatic animals

    RESEARCHERS from the Australian Genome Research Facility (AGRF) and ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (CoECRS) are set to being sequencing the genome of an antipodean coral, marking the first time an aquatic animal will be fully sequenced in this country.

    07/08/2009

  • Faster sequencing make high-throughput labs a possibility

    US researchers have shown that 'solution enrichment' followed by next generation sequencing is highly accurate and reproducible. Their findings suggest that large scale population studies could be economically feasible without upfront expenditure for capital equipment.

    19/11/2009

  • HGSC increases research output with extra sequencing technology

    BAYLOR COLLEGE of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center (HGSC) has announced it is expanding its fleet of advanced genomic next-generation sequencing technology from Applied Biosystems, a part of Life Technologies.

    13/10/2009

  • Bayer sequences entire canola genome

    BAYER CropScience has announced it has sequenced the entire genome of rapeseed/canola (Brassica napus) and its constituent genomes present in Brassica rapa and Brassica oleracea.

    13/10/2009

  • Plans for largest next-generation genomic sequencing facility in US

    Plans for largest next-generation genomic sequencing facility in US

    Life Technologies and the Ignite Institute for Individualized Health are collaborating to create North America's largest genomic sequencing center at Ignite's new facility in Northern Virginia.

    11/02/2010

  • Applied Biosystems uses SOLiD system for methylation analysis

    Applied Biosystems uses SOLiD system for methylation analysis

    APPLIED Biosystems has unveiled new approaches for using next-generation genomic analysis sequencing to better understand methylation patterns in different cancerous disease states.

    22/04/2009

  • IMB and Life technologies team up for cancer research

    THE UNIVERSITY of Queensland’s Institute for Molecular Bioscience and Life Technologies have announced a strategic scientific research collaboration to study pancreatic and ovarian cancer in Australia.

    10/08/2009

  • Qld researchers solve genetic code of canola

    Researchers at the University of Queensland (UQ) have sequenced the canola genome which Bayer Crop Science hopes can bring better seed to market sooner and more cheaply.

    10/11/2009

  • US teams partner up to sequence difficult breast cancers

    Life Technologies is collaborating with the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) and US Oncology to sequence the genomes of 14 patients afflicted with triple negative breast cancer whose tumours have progressed despite multiple other therapies. The goal of this research is to demonstrate whether genomic sequencing of cancer tissue can provide clues for treatment strategies for these individuals.

    15/03/2010

  • Agilent and Applied Biosystems release SureSelect system

    AGILENT Technologies and Applied Biosystems, part of Life Technologies, have announced the introduction of the Agilent SureSelect Target Enrichment System, which has been optimised for the SOLiD System genomic analysis sequencing platform.

    28/09/2009

  • Researchers hunt for cancer therapies by sequencing tumour genomes

    Australian scientists are sequencing DNA from pancreatic and ovarian tumours as part of an international collaborative group focusing on novel cancer therapies.

    16/04/2010

  • Fused genes identified in prostate cancer

    Fused genes identified in prostate cancer

    RESEARCHERS at the University of Michigan have identified a series of genes that become fused when their chromosomes trade places with each other, thought to be the reason why certain cancers develop.

    12/01/2009

  • UQ awarded a $5m for gene mapping centre

    UQ awarded a $5m for gene mapping centre

    THE UNIVERSITY of Queensland (UQ) has been awarded a $5m government grant to establish a world-class centre designed to map the genetic makeup of some cancers and identify the specific genes which cause the disease.

    20/05/2009

  • New Chlamydia strain forces new diagnostic markers

    New Chlamydia strain forces new diagnostic markers

    RESEARCHERS at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the University of Southampton have undertaking the sequencing and analysis of six strains of Chlamydia which they hope will result in improved diagnosis of the sexually transmitted infection.

    21/05/2009

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