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RNA-Seq – News and Features

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Institute for Genome Sciences Awarded NIAID Grant

$15.2M NIAID grant on infectious disease research.
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Novel Insights into the Control of Gene Expression

The webinar, “Developing new insights into gene expression using RNA-Seq”, sees Dr Christopher Jones, Research Fellow at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School present novel findings from a recent RNA-Seq project performed by OGT.
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Researchers chart cellular complexity of brain tumors

Scientists from the Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have conducted a first-of-its-kind study that characterizes the cellular diversity within glioblastoma tumors from patients.
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Revealing Human-growth Patterns in Transcriptomic Data

Understanding how children grow is key to understanding many childhood diseases and conditions, particularly those affecting growth.
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Agilent Thought Leader Award Supports Metabolic Research

Princeton team developing LC/MS methods, bioinformatics tools for discovery of metabolic regulatory mechanisms.
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Gene sequencing project uncovers mutations tied to deadly pediatric high-grade glioma brain tumors

The St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital-Washington University Pediatric Cancer Genome Project has identified new mutations in pediatric brain tumors known as high-grade gliomas (HGGs), which most often occur in the youngest patients.
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Atlas Details Gene Activity of the Prenatal Human Brain

A comprehensive 3D atlas of the developing human brain that incorporates gene activity along with anatomical reference atlases and neuroimaging data has released its first major report in Nature.
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NIH-Funded Atlas Details Gene Activity of the Prenatal Human Brain

NIH-funded resource offers clues to psychiatric disorders.
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Profile of a critical window into the developing human brain

Researchers at the Allen Institute for Brain Science have generated a high-resolution blueprint for how to build a human brain, with a detailed map of where different genes are turned on and off during mid-pregnancy at unprecedented anatomical resolution.
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