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Next-Generation Sequencing – News and Features

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Genetics Confirm Bristol Theory on Neanderthals

The publication of the Neanderthal genome sequence this week in Science confirms the theory that there was gene flow from Neanderthals to Modern Humans.
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GATC Subsidiary Lifecodexx AG Develops Tests for Prenatal Diagnostics

Financing supported by public funding; former General Manager of Cogenics appointed as CEO.
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Global Market for Epigenomic Products to be Worth $6 Billion in 2014

According to BCC Research, market for Epigenomic Products is expected to increase to more than $6 billion in 2014, for a 5-year CAGR of 45.4%.
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bioMerieux and Knome Sign Strategic Partnership

Exclusive agreement to bring genome sequencing technology to the in vitro diagnostics market.
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Ghent University will Use Roche's LightCycler® 1536 Instrument in the Field of HT PCR for Cancer Research

Roche and Ghent University enter agreement for the use of Roche's LightCycler® 1536 Instrument in various cancer research projects in Ghent.
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Luminex Announces Agenda for Planet xMAP USA Multiplexing Symposium

Keynote speakers include Dr. James Watson, Dr. Todd Golub and Ms. Linette Granen.
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GenomeQuest Begins West Coast Swing of its Sequence Data Management Luncheon Tour

Life science researchers and developers learn about new GenomeQuest API.
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Sequence is Scaffold to Study Sleeping Sickness

Study probes Trypanosoma parasite genome for cause of human infectivity.
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EMBL-EBI Researchers Present Global Map of Human Gene Expression

The full analysis behind the view of the genetic activities determining our appearance, function and behavior is published in Nature Biotechnology.
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454 Sequencing Study Unravels the Hidden Genomic Complexity of the Giant Mimivirus

The results of the most recent study suggest that the Mimivirus is even more complex than previously thought.
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