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Got Short Reads?

Aug 20, 2009

The Short Read Archive at the National Center for Biotechnology Information is up and running, reports the current issue of NCBI News. Head to the archive to sift through, add to, or download sequencing data from next-generation platforms including 454, Complete Genomics, HeliScope, Illumina, and SOLiD.

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Got Short Reads?

To read the full story....

Breaking News

Exact Sciences Q1 Revenues Up 87 Percent

Broad Researchers Develop Protocol to Use CRISPR-Based Diagnostic Tool for Zika Testing

CRISPR Company Cofounded by Jennifer Doudna Comes Out of Stealth Mode

Single-Cell Transcriptomes Reveal Cell Differentiation Dynamics in Zebrafish, Frog Embyogenesis

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Rainbow Genomics, UCLA Partner to Offer Exome Dx in Asia

The Scan

Getting It Early

Food Bugs to Meet Sequencers

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