GenomeWeb spoke to Aebersold this week from New York to get his thoughts on the meeting and what is happening in the world of proteomics more generally.
The bill, which would boost NIH funding among other things, was overwhelmingly approved by the House and cleared a Senate subcommittee, but has stalled amid negotiations over appropriations.
The firm's technology, called genotyping by random amplicon sequencing, or GRAS, should improve the efficiency of identifying and selecting markers for crop improvement.
The new company believes it can be the dominant clearinghouse for genome analysis apps or other tools, with free and unlimited storage of users' genomic data.
The Nuffield Council report is the first step in addressing ethical considerations of genome editing in human health, food, and the natural environment.
The Nuffield Council report is the first step in addressing ethical considerations of genome editing in human health, food, and the natural environment.
The Nuffield Council report is the first step in addressing ethical considerations of genome editing in human health, food, and the natural environment.
Recently presented studies support the utility of Genestrat and Veristrat for detecting actionable mutations and guiding therapy in drug-resistant lung cancer patients.
A retrospective review of panel sequencing data presented at the National Society of Genetic Counselors conference linked BRCA2 to primary brain cancer cases.
The Nuffield Council report is the first step in addressing ethical considerations of genome editing in human health, food, and the natural environment.
Genetic analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms must be accurate, reliable and economical to be a viable part of human genetic research, drug discovery, and diagnostics. This study demonstrates the ability of the IntelliQube, a fully integrated liquid handling and real-time quantitative PCR instrument, to successfully multiplex SNP assays in a single well and decrease thermal cycling times without compromising data quality.
This white paper offers advice from two industry experts, Jill Northup from Medical College of Wisconsin, and Philip Cotter from ResearchDx, on setting up a clinical NGS laboratory. The paper covers the general principles of CLIA certification and their specific application to clinical NGS, as well as considerations on implementing informatics to support validated workflows.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) of bisulfite-converted DNA to detect methylation status with per-base resolution is currently restricted by input requirements, requiring at least 50 ng of DNA. This Application Note shows how the unique chemistry of the Accel-NGSMethyl-Seq DNA Library Kit enables the construction of high complexity libraries for:
• Genome-wide methylation analysis from 5 ng of human cell-free DNA (cfDNA).
