Next-Generation Sequencing – News and Features

Paper published in Nature demonstrates mutational burden caused by tobacco smoking.

Paper published in Nature demonstrates mutational burden caused by tobacco smoking.

Researchers link the girls’ intellectual disability to a change in a single “letter” in the TRAPPC9 gene.

A joint project to develop the third-generation genome sequencing instrument, which might slash the cost of genome sequencing by 99 percent.

HHMI researchers identified a genetic mutation that plays a role in intellectual disability.

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the German Cancer Aid will provide funds of 15 million euros.

The breakthrough puts the country in the select list of six nations to have achieved the medical feat.

The EU project, TECHGENE, that focuses on developing Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) diagnostic tools for genetic disorders, announced that CLC bio has been selected as the software partner for this project.

Agreement provides extended support of SoftGenetics’ NextGENe software for Ambry’s next-generation sequencing projects.

The first sample preparation solution for RNA-Seq enabling understanding of the transcriptome from picograms of total RNA.