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Next-Generation Sequencing – News and Features

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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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Kinked Nanopores Slow DNA Passage for Easier Sequencing

Sandia self-assembly and atomic-layer deposition improve process fivefold.
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Global Network to Provide More Scientists Access to Illumina's Sequencing Technology

Creation of the Illumina Genome Network will link researchers interested in conducting large-scale whole human genome sequencing projects using Illumina sequencing.
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CMS Approves Clinical Study of Genetic Test to Predict Patient Response to Warfarin

Study to evaluate gene identification ability to predict patient response and improve safety when dosing this anti-blood clotting drug.
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Leading Agricultural Institute Reports Robust Genetic Analysis Results from Fluidigm Biomark™ System

INRA core facility is now providing a wide range of services on a Fluidigm BioMark™ System for Genetic Analysis to all European researchers.
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Eurofins MWG Operon and Genomatix Developed Complete Human Exome Array

Joint services offered for human exome targeted re-sequencing based on Roche NimbleGen format.
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U.S. and Norwegian Scientists Use 454 Sequencing Systems to Identify a Virus Threatening Farmed and Wild Salmon

Study sheds new light onto the mysterious disease which has cause widespread damage to farmed salmon populations.
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