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Ebola Sequencing Data Released to Global Research Community Online
To curb further spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone, a team of scientists that is part of an international, multi-organizational effort has released their first dataset of the virus’ genetic structure online.
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Congenica Selected by Genomics England to Provide Clinical Interpretation Services
As the 100,000 Genomes Project moves into Phase 3 Congenica has been named as a platform provider.
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Rapid Determination of the Chromosomal Phase of Genetic Variants
Researchers have developed a rapid, scalable, and cost-effective method for chromosomal phasing that provides researchers with a new method to determine if genetic variants are linked on the same chromosome.
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CareDx, Horizon Discovery Group Enter Collaboration
This partnership sets out to develop cell-free DNA (cfDNA) reference standards.
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Biologization and Digitalization Top Themes at BIOTECHNICA and LABVOLUTION
For the first time, Deutsche Messe is staging BIOTECHNICA in conjunction with the new LABVOLUTION to attract an even wider industry audience to Hannover from 6 to 8 October 2015.
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Linking Targeted Cancer Drugs to Gene Abnormalities
Investigators at the NIH have announced a series of clinical trials that will study drugs or drug combinations that target specific genetic mutations.
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Mobidiag Announces CE Marking of Amplidiag™ H. pylori+ClariR
Test is first-to-market, non-invasive IVD assay for reliable detection of both Helicobacter pylori and clarithromycin resistance from stool sample.
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E. Coli Can Be Transformed into Antibiotic Factories
Scientists have engineered E.coli to generate new varieties one of the most commonly used antibiotics, Erythromycin.
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Cytox Signs Research Agreement with AIBL and Partner Organizations
Collaboration will contribute to further refinement of diagnostic SNPs for Alzheimer’s disease.
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Sysmex and LabCorp Announce a Strategic Collaboration
Collaboration for blood-based molecular testing services and products to support the development of precision medicine in oncology.
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