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NCGR, Simbiot Partner to Launch Genomics Data Software Venture
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – The National Center for Genome Resources and the life sciences software company Simbiot said today they have partnered to launch a new genomic informatics company called Lumenogix.
The National Center for Genome Resources has become a certified service provider for target enrichment services using Agilent Technologies' SureSelect technology, Agilent said last week.
Sequencing Breaks into the Clinic in 2011, but Ethical, Regulatory, and Technical Hurdles Remain
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By Monica Heger
2011 will likely be recognized as the year that genome sequencing broke out of the research realm and moved into the clinic.
As part of a five-year, $40 million project to develop petroleum alternatives, the National Center for Genome Resources will sequence plants and trees being considered for use as biomass-based fuel for the aviation industry.
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NCGR Licenses KeyGene's Profiling Technology
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Duke Genome Center Lands $20M DARPA Grant
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