Next-Generation Sequencing – News and Features

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Gene Scan Finds Link Across Array of Childhood Brain Disorders
Researchers found gene mutations through whole exome sequencing - a new gene scanning technology that cuts the cost and time of searching for rare mutations.

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New Life Science Conference: “Molecular Diagnostics Europe” at BIOTECHNICA 2010
Focus on new testing systems for the rapid diagnosis of cancer and infectious diseases.

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Ambry Genetics Acquires Illumina Hiseq 2000 and First 510(K) Approved Beadxpress®
The acquisition of Illumina systems allows Ambry to expand its sequencing and genotyping capabilities.

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Agilent Updates Human Exon Target Enrichment Tool, Featuring Expressed Genome Content and Optimized Uniformity
The Latest SureSelect product to emerge from close collaboration with The Broad Institute.

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Two German-Based Sister Companies Plans to Develop Workflows for Use of 454 Sequencing Systems in Human Genetics
IMGM Laboratories and the Center for Human Genetics and Laboratory Medicine will use the GS FLX System and GS Junior System for the joint development program.

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Bioo Scientific Chooses Eureka Genomics as its Next-Generation Sequencing Provider
Bioo Scientific chose Eureka Genomics based on their extensive sequencing experience, quick turnaround times and strong bioinformatics support.

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Discovered Gene Causes Kabuki Syndrome
NHGRI-supported researchers streamlined DNA sequencing strategies to find rare disease genes quickly.

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Fluidigm Europe Announces a new Technical Poster Describing its Access Array™ Chip Technology
New poster describes how Access Array™ chip technology has been used at NCI’s core facility to capture and sequence the entire EBV genome.

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Horizon Awarded €300,000 Grant Under EUFP7 Program
The Company will develop human isogenic disease models to predict the activity of potential therapeutic agents for the program.

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GenomeQuest and SGI Announce Whole-Genome Analysis Architecture
Researcher can now have direct access to whole-genome processing previously found only inside genome centers.
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